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What happens when your "garage-born" creative outlet becomes an 8-figure empire, and then life suddenly asks you to slow down? In this episode, I’m joined by Ann Williams, founder of Yearly Co. and a long-time Product Boss success story. We talk about the radical shifts required to step out of the "maker" role, the power of saying no to the wrong opportunities, and what it truly looks like to build a business that supports your life instead of consuming it. Ann also shares how her breast cancer diagnosis at 37 reshaped her leadership and redefined success in a way no business strategy ever could. Get ready to rethink how you grow, lead, and let go.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
00:00 Why scaling isn’t just about more sales.
03:00 How Ann turned a simple family tradition into a high-revenue product model.
08:45 What rapid growth really looks like behind the scenes.
11:00 Why underpricing will always catch up with you.
13:30 The identity shift required to grow beyond the maker stage.
15:00 What happens when you don’t delegate?
20:00 Lessons learned from a Stage 1 diagnosis at age 37.
27:30 What it really takes to shift your perspective and ambition.
30:45 Why your business won’t fall apart if you take time off.
34:45 How to navigate rising costs without panicking.
39:15 What to do when your business model needs to shift.
45:15 Why 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your products.
48:30 What your business actually needs from you right now.
53:15 How to hire and build the right team.
01:00:15 How to handle hard leadership decisions.
Resources + Links
Shop Ann Williams’ brand, Yearly Co HERE!
Ready to stop guessing and follow a proven system? Book your strategy call HERE!
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Jacqueline on IG: @theproductboss
theproductboss.com
Ann Williams on IG: @annbrennanwilliams
Yearly Company: @yearlycompany
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What happens when your "garage-born" creative outlet becomes an 8-figure empire, and then life suddenly asks you to slow down? In this episode, I’m joined by Ann Williams, founder of Yearly Co. and a long-time Product Boss success story. We talk about the radical shifts required to step out of the "maker" role, the power of saying no to the wrong opportunities, and what it truly looks like to build a business that supports your life instead of consuming it. Ann also shares how her breast cancer diagnosis at 37 reshaped her leadership and redefined success in a way no business strategy ever could. Get ready to rethink how you grow, lead, and let go.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
00:00 Why scaling isn’t just about more sales.
03:00 How Ann turned a simple family tradition into a high-revenue product model.
08:45 What rapid growth really looks like behind the scenes.
11:00 Why underpricing will always catch up with you.
13:30 The identity shift required to grow beyond the maker stage.
15:00 What happens when you don’t delegate?
20:00 Lessons learned from a Stage 1 diagnosis at age 37.
27:30 What it really takes to shift your perspective and ambition.
30:45 Why your business won’t fall apart if you take time off.
34:45 How to navigate rising costs without panicking.
39:15 What to do when your business model needs to shift.
45:15 Why 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your products.
48:30 What your business actually needs from you right now.
53:15 How to hire and build the right team.
01:00:15 How to handle hard leadership decisions.
Resources + Links
Shop Ann Williams’ brand, Yearly Co HERE!
Ready to stop guessing and follow a proven system? Book your strategy call HERE!
Get business tips sent right to your inbox - join the newsletter!
Watch on YouTube
Follow
Jacqueline on IG: @theproductboss
theproductboss.com
Ann Williams on IG: @annbrennanwilliams
Yearly Company: @yearlycompany

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