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Most entrepreneurs start their journey with big dreams, only to find themselves stuck in a cycle of constant hustle and exhaustion. The pressure to do more, be more, and achieve more can quickly lead to burnout, making success feel like a never-ending grind. But what if there was a way to build a thriving business without sacrificing your well-being?
In this episode, we’re exploring the shift from burnout-driven survival to a business model built on resilience, balance, and long-term success. Our guest, Leslie Hassler, is the powerhouse behind Your Biz Rules, a consultancy that helps small businesses become freedom-generating machines. With over 17 years of experience, she shares the key strategies that allow entrepreneurs to grow sustainably—without sacrificing their well-being or financial goals.
Get ready for a conversation that will transform the way you think about business growth. It’s time to ditch the struggle and create a business that works for you, not the other way around. Because when you stop operating from survival mode and start leading with strategy, real freedom becomes possible.
Key Takeaways in this Episode:
"We cannot get back time. You can make more money, create another business, and do so many beautiful things. But the one thing you can't get back is time—you can't save it. So, we have to treat that precious resource as exactly that: a precious resource." - Leslie Hassler
About our Guest:
Leslie Hassler is the dynamo behind Your Biz Rules, a consultancy firm transforming small businesses into freedom-generating machines. With over 17 years of experience in marketing, finance, and leadership, Leslie offers comprehensive audits, consulting, and CFO services. She is the author of First This, Then That and the upcoming book Scaling Rich™. Her mission is to ignite the potential within business owners, empowering them to conquer challenges, unlock unprecedented growth, and build a life of abundance and balance.
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Most entrepreneurs start their journey with big dreams, only to find themselves stuck in a cycle of constant hustle and exhaustion. The pressure to do more, be more, and achieve more can quickly lead to burnout, making success feel like a never-ending grind. But what if there was a way to build a thriving business without sacrificing your well-being?
In this episode, we’re exploring the shift from burnout-driven survival to a business model built on resilience, balance, and long-term success. Our guest, Leslie Hassler, is the powerhouse behind Your Biz Rules, a consultancy that helps small businesses become freedom-generating machines. With over 17 years of experience, she shares the key strategies that allow entrepreneurs to grow sustainably—without sacrificing their well-being or financial goals.
Get ready for a conversation that will transform the way you think about business growth. It’s time to ditch the struggle and create a business that works for you, not the other way around. Because when you stop operating from survival mode and start leading with strategy, real freedom becomes possible.
Key Takeaways in this Episode:
"We cannot get back time. You can make more money, create another business, and do so many beautiful things. But the one thing you can't get back is time—you can't save it. So, we have to treat that precious resource as exactly that: a precious resource." - Leslie Hassler
About our Guest:
Leslie Hassler is the dynamo behind Your Biz Rules, a consultancy firm transforming small businesses into freedom-generating machines. With over 17 years of experience in marketing, finance, and leadership, Leslie offers comprehensive audits, consulting, and CFO services. She is the author of First This, Then That and the upcoming book Scaling Rich™. Her mission is to ignite the potential within business owners, empowering them to conquer challenges, unlock unprecedented growth, and build a life of abundance and balance.
Links:
Website
X
YouTube
Gift: First This, Then That book club discussion guide
Connect with Patty:
PattyFarmer.com
Twitter/X
YouTube
Want to know the 7 key areas needed to ramp up your business? Take the quiz!
Get your Free Copy of the Marketing, Media & Money Magazine Now!
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Leave us an Apple Podcasts review
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