What actually changes when you stop building your business in isolation—and step into a room full of women who are building bold, mission-driven businesses too?
In this episode, I’m sharing the most important lessons I brought home from my first in-person mastermind, hosted by the amazing Amy McLaren. What I thought would be a few days of high-level strategy turned into one of the most clarifying, grounding, and transformational experiences I’ve had in business.
Over three days, I had the chance to get real feedback, witness powerful leadership in action, and reflect deeply on how I want to build, lead, and support the women in my own programs—especially inside of my own mastermind, Legacy.
But the biggest shift? It wasn’t a tactic. It was the way these women work. How they show up. How they invest their time. And how they treat their business like the mission it is.
We’re talking about:
Whether you’ve been craving more alignment in your business, wondering what it really looks like to lead with purpose, or you're just ready to stop doing this alone—this episode will remind you that success is built in community, not in a vacuum.
Hit play and hear what shifted for me—and how you can bring these same game-changing insights into your next season of business.
COMING UP NEXT:
In Episode 22, I’m joined by Masha Kay to talk about the overlooked key to growing your business without burning out. We’re diving into nervous system regulation, resilience, and why grit isn’t the answer when you’re trying to scale with purpose. It’s the episode every high-achieving woman needs to hear.
RESOURCES & LINKS
→ Grab Stu McLaren’s book Predictable Profit (and learn the messaging map that changed everything for me)
→ Apply for my Legacy Mastermind(and join us for the retreat happening this October!)
→ DM me on Instagram and let me know which lesson landed hardest: @janditchfield.co
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