Grow Your Business By Creating More Boundaries (Not Less)
If you want to grow your business, it may seem counterintuitive to set more efficient hours for yourself or raise your prices.
And I see it happen all of the time.
You claiming your life, your time, your priorities, and your vision, is you creating the circumstances to manifest your vision.
Just thinking positively about what you want doesn’t get you there.
You can’t grow something unless you create the circumstances from which it can grow and thrive.
So many of my mentors have said some version of this statement correlating growth to boundary setting.🤔
And I see this with clients who have burned out on their business model and need to uplevel.👊 Setting boundaries is imperative as you optimize to create the next phase.
It’s about you stepping into owning your time, valuing your time, and trusting yourself to create optimal value for your clients/customers in the best way for you and for them. 💪
It’s less people-pleasing, overworking, underearning, and burnout.😅
How can you meet your needs and your clients’ needs at the next level? Provide more value more efficiently?
For one client this meant working fewer days/week & creating new offerings she’s excited about in a 1/2 day per week.
For another client, this meant selling packages of 24 sessions instead of individual sessions.
What would it look like for you to create more leverage with your time & value for your clients?
It may mean creating value through leverage. 💓
It may mean raising your prices. #💰
It may mean hiring new support.🌼
It may mean optimizing your systems. 🤓
It may mean creating next-level content, products, or offers.
It’s likely that you know what is next, but you’ve been holding back from taking the next steps.😏
I have 2 spaces opening up for creative or holistic entrepreneurs who want to go to the next level, prevent burnout, and make more money.
If you’re ready to give yourself support, schedule a “Grow Your Business” consult with me.☀️
“When you create boundaries, you create your future.”
~Lee Harris
