What Comes First in Scaling a Business?
If you want to scale your business and add hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars in the next year…
What comes first →
Cleaner client avatar?
Mindset blocks?
Success vision?
Growth strategy?
Personal mission?
Organizational vision?
A Real Client Example: Vision to Strategy in 2 Days
This morning I worked with a brand new client who’s gone from a handful of clients over the past couple years to creating a plan for:
↳ A full health & wellness practice
↳ $200k annually
↳ 4-hour workdays
↳ Lifestyle of leisure, growth, and family
In just 2 days, she’s already:
→ Created her perfect schedule vision
→ Doubled her revenue goal
→ Built confidence + grounded her numbers in reality
→ Cleared blocks about being a “business owner” vs corporate employee
→ Clarified her ideal clients’ daily lives, challenges and goals, and where to find them
She’s now mapping what her org structure looks like in 1 year and beyond—so she can create strategy from the short-term to the long-term.
How Clarity Fuels Strategy and Leadership
When your vision gets clear:
Your strategy sharpens.
You see how you want to serve + lead.
You see how you want to spend your days.
You see the value in your time and your energy—
and those in others—so that growth with less effort is exponential.
And yes—along the way we had to clear emotional + mindset blocks with visioning, perspective shifts, and energy work.
Why There’s No One-Size-Fits-All Formula
So back to the original question:
Which piece comes first?
Answer →
There’s no one-size-fits-all.
Searching for the formula keeps people stuck.
Every journey and starting point is unique.
Just two days later, my client has clarity, focus, excitement, and a bigger vision of how to grow and help more people.
How to Get the Clarity You Need to Grow
If you’re where she was just days ago – unclear, uncertain, or holding back your next level of growth – you’re not alone.
Click here to schedule a free 15-minute Business Growth Clarity Call.
Let’s get you focused, inspired, and aligned with the business growth and impact you’re meant to create.
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