Over the last few years, you've made it out of the start-up phase and grown your business to be in six-figures reliably. You've hired your first team member and taken some bold steps to grow your business; it just has not been enough.

You feel stuck between a rock and a hard spot.  You know to grow, you need more team and more time – both of which seem to be in short supply. There are so many things on your list; you don't know where to begin. 

It's time to shore up your business and get smarter about how you grow and how your business makes money so that you can reignite growth, your passion, and confidence.

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You can look at your success and know that you've earned every minute of it through hard work, tough choices, blood, sweat, and tears. You've mastered bringing in clients, but there is never enough work coming in to justify taking the salary that you deserve as the business owner, even as your business grows closer and into seven-figures.

You are thinking about the future, wondering if you have the energy to get your small business to the next level.   You started your business to build a financial legacy, to create an impact in the community while enjoying the rewards of more time with your family and that warm feeling of pride knowing you did it.

It's time to take a new approach to scale your service-based business, one that doesn't have you sacrificing for the hustle. This new approach allows you to build your financial legacy while strengthening your team's commitment and identifying new ways to serve your client, producing better results while reducing your workload.  Your business is healthy inside and out.

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You expected to be seeing consistent profit by now, especially with all of the hard work you’ve put into your business. You are tired of the money leaks. You have this sneaky feeling that you aren’t where you need to be, but you just can’t put your finger on it.

You’ve likely run into the situation where your CPA has let you know that you’ll need to write a check to the IRS this year. That has you confused. How can you owe money on profits when the amount of funds in your bank account is nowhere near the amount of profit on your profit and loss statement?

It's time to get a strategic understanding of what the numbers of your business are telling you so that you'll understand and be able to make instant improvements to your business. This service is a quick-turnaround, often giving you answers to those bugging questions in a few short weeks. You’ll know where those money leaks are and how to handle them swiftly and confidently.

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