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The primary focus of this episode is to elucidate the three distinct pathways available for establishing a successful and gratifying business in school contracting. We commence by discussing the merits of intentionally maintaining a small business model, which affords practitioners the flexibility to align their work with personal priorities while avoiding burnout. Subsequently, we delve into the concept of "growing deep," whereby professionals expand their operations by hiring a limited number of providers, thus creating a stable and collaborative environment within local schools. Lastly, we explore the ambitious strategy of "growing wide," which involves scaling operations into a comprehensive agency, allowing for extensive outreach and significant revenue generation. Throughout this discourse, we emphasize that success in school contracting is defined not by the scale of one's enterprise but by the alignment of one's skills and goals with the needs of the educational institutions served.
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By Elise Mitchell5
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The primary focus of this episode is to elucidate the three distinct pathways available for establishing a successful and gratifying business in school contracting. We commence by discussing the merits of intentionally maintaining a small business model, which affords practitioners the flexibility to align their work with personal priorities while avoiding burnout. Subsequently, we delve into the concept of "growing deep," whereby professionals expand their operations by hiring a limited number of providers, thus creating a stable and collaborative environment within local schools. Lastly, we explore the ambitious strategy of "growing wide," which involves scaling operations into a comprehensive agency, allowing for extensive outreach and significant revenue generation. Throughout this discourse, we emphasize that success in school contracting is defined not by the scale of one's enterprise but by the alignment of one's skills and goals with the needs of the educational institutions served.
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