What’s the best business model for a health and wellness practice? Should you launch a membership, stick with 1:1s, or start teaching masterclasses? If you’ve been feeling pressure to scale a certain way—but you’re not sure what actually works for you or your clients—this episode is for you.

Today, we’re unpacking the real-world pros and cons of different business models we've tried—and why the “right” model is the one that matches your energy, your capacity, and the kind of impact you want to make. From the power of staying in 1:1 work (yes, we still love it) to the lessons we’ve learned running masterclasses and memberships, we’re giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how to choose the business structure that actually supports your life.

In this episode, we cover:

• 01:21 What’s coming next: special guests + event previews
• 01:53 Business model breakdown: the questions to ask yourself
• 05:01 Why we still believe in 1:1 sessions (and when it’s worth keeping them)
• 12:08 Masterclasses: how they fit, what to teach, and who they’re for
• 16:26 Memberships: the hard truths, what works, and what doesn’t
• 23:00 Final thoughts: you don’t have to do it all

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