In this solo episode of The ScaleSmart Podcast, I’m talking about why discomfort is not a sign that you’re doing something wrong, especially when you’re growing a private practice or building something new. So many clinicians know what they need to do to move forward, but they get stuck because the next step feels awkward, scary, or unfamiliar. This episode is about understanding why growth almost always feels uncomfortable and why avoiding it keeps you stuck longer than you realize.

I’m sharing personal stories from moving to New York City as a teenager to walking into a cardio tennis class where I didn’t know anyone, and how those moments mirror what it actually takes to grow a business. We’re talking about discomfort in a practical, realistic way and how to work within your comfort zone without letting fear make your decisions for you.

In this episode, I talk about:

• Why discomfort is a normal and necessary part of growing a private practice and building confidence
• How fear of judgment shows up in things like social media, marketing, and visibility
• What it means to stretch within your zone of proximity instead of forcing yourself into big leaps
• How evaluating the worst case and best case helps you move forward even when something feels hard
  
  
  

If you are a speech therapist or private practice owner who keeps putting off certain tasks because they feel uncomfortable, worries about being judged, or feels stuck even though you know what to do next, this episode will help you reframe discomfort, build trust in yourself, and take the next step forward anyway.

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