When you're teaching one-to-one, there's a limit to how much you can earn. Even if you do and raise your prices, there's only so many hours in a day. I know it is counterintuitive but in order to scale your business you need to not add more (time, offers, clients) but to start doing less.

You can transition from one-on-one to group classes (I talked about this process in episode 113 of my podcast) but that’s only one way in which you can scale your business work less and earn more.

A scaled business is the business that works for you and makes money even if you’re not involved in every process. But how can you get to that place?

In the newest episode of Get richer, teacher! podcast I talk about three areas that you need to work on to prepare yourself for scaling a business: time, work and business model.

Listen to the episode and learn:

– why you need to spend more time on marketing

– what you need to give yourself permission to do

– why delegating and automation should be a priority when you want to scale

– how I juggle running my business and being a mom.