Episode 102

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30th Sep 2022

Beyond $1M - part 1

Why do businesses have a hard time scaling up once they’ve reached $1M in annual revenue?

There are three main reasons that we’ll cover in a three part series:

  1. Not trusting or properly training team (part one)
  2. Little to no focus on client retention (part two)
  3. Overspending in lifestyle as though the business is much further along (part three)

In this episode we’re diving into the role team plays in supporting the scale of your business and a few costly mistakes you can avoid along the way.

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Built to Last
Honest Conversations About Marriage, Motherhood and Business
Ever wanted to hear how powerful women leaders are building their legacy businesses while also balancing marriage and motherhood all done in a fulfilling, joyful, and sustainable way? That’s exactly what Megan and her guests will do. Life can be overwhelming and the day-to-day roles and responsibilities can leave you wondering if you’ve got what it takes to build your dreams.
Tune in each week to learn from Megan Huber, a former high school teacher and Director of Programs for an international coaching company turned business growth consultant and leadership mentor for women entrepreneurs building world-changing empires.
In each episode, Megan will give you the permission, motivation, and tips & tools to step into the role of CEO of your legacy business while also navigating life as a happy wife and Mom.
She’ll also be interviewing powerful women leaders and entrepreneurs to give listeners an inside scoop into what it really looks like to build a business while living a life truly aligned with your family and overall life values.