Here’s a CEO truth most people don’t want to hear: 👉 Growth isn’t just about doing more of the right things. 👉 It’s about ruthlessly cutting the things that no longer earn their place. Early on, you should test things. You don’t know what works yet. So, you try platforms, offers, formats, communities. That’s not a mistake — that’s data collection. 💻 But there’s a shift that has to happen as you grow and evolve. And as your own business grows and evolves. At some point, continuing something just because: - you already built it - it might work someday - it feels “safer” to keep it open …isn’t strategy. It’s avoidance. Boundaries aren’t restrictive. They’re what give your best work room to compound. Every strong business I’ve seen isn’t successful because the founder does everything —it’s successful because they’re crystal clear on what they no longer do. CEO-level focus = ✔️ test → learn → decide ✔️ keep what compounds ✔️ cut what distracts Sometimes the most profitable move is closing a door. What is one thing you could cut out to help you better focus your energy and build your $1M+ Business?

What were your three wins this week? Let's celebrate them! Writing down and acknowledging your 3 wins each week...no matter how big or small...can keep you out of the mindset of 'The Gap' (that place where we compare ourselves to others or to where we thought we would be by now). So, what were your three wins this week?!? Let's kick this new year off right and celebrate all of your successes!

Santa brought me a special present Christmas Eve. I got my first flame.

I am working on my transformation statement and would love your input. (P.S. You can absolutely create these types of posts as well and seek community feedback!) Which one of these resonates with you most - please vote and tell me why in the comments:

Merry Christmas from me and my family to your and yours! I will be offline for the rest of today and tomorrow enjoying some time with family and friends. Wishing you the merriest of holidays! Thank you all for bringing so much joy to me and this group.