Do your legs hurt from running in every direction but still not moving forward? You’re not alone and it might not be your strategy that’s broken. In this episode, we dig into the seemingly productive tasks that actually pull you away from true growth: scaling distractions.

 

From clinging to admin work to hiring for convenience instead of impact, Brandy outlines the 3 biggest distraction traps private practice CEOs fall into - and how to spot them before they cost you time, money, and momentum. If your days are full but your progress is slow, this one’s for you.

 

➡️My next Private Practice CEO Lunch & Learn Series is July 28th through August 1st! This is CEO-level strategy built specifically for practice owners generating multiple 6-figures and 7-figures who are ready to scale smarter, lead better, and actually enjoy the business they’ve built.

 

➡️Apply today for Private Practice CEO™, my signature coaching program built for private practice owners ready to own their CEO status and grow in leadership, revenue, and systems.

 

Some key takeaways from this episode include:

• What scaling distractions are actually rooted in (hint: it’s not strategy)

• How hiring “what’s easy” could be the reason you’re still stuck in place

• The sneaky way your service offerings might be pulling you away from your ideal client

• Why stepping into operations might feel helpful - but actually keeps you small

• What The Intern gets right about being in the weeds without losing your CEO mindset

• Three questions that will instantly reveal what’s keeping you from scaling

 

It's time to take back your practice and own your CEO status. On the CEO Conversations™ podcast, we will cover the business side of your practice with actionable takeaways for you to implement in your practice. We will discuss: marketing, team building & leading, finances, operations & systems, YOU and everything in between. 

 

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