If you’ve ever felt like your business success hinges on doing all the things — client work, marketing, content creation, sales pages, admin, launches, and trying to do it all perfectly — then this episode is going to feel like a deep breath of fresh air. In this week’s episode of The Business Edit™ Podcast, I’m joined by the incredibly honest and insightful Megan Yelaney to talk about what it really takes to scale your business in a sustainable, aligned, and life-giving way — especially if you’re a mom or a service-based business owner craving more structure, flow, and ease.

Megan scaled her coaching business to seven figures by leaning into her "distinctive edge" — a term she coined to describe the unique blend of your story, approach, personality, and signature framework. She shares how getting crystal clear on her unique method (and trusting it enough to scale it) allowed her to expand her business with ease, stay true to herself, and avoid burnout. And as a mom of twins, she knows firsthand what it looks like to balance ambition with a life-first business model.

If you’ve been asking yourself, "What makes me different?" or wondering how to scale without burning out, you’re going to love this conversation. Tune into this episode of The Business Edit™ Podcast to learn how to uncover your distinctive edge and scale with confidence.

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• Episodes 110 and 114 | Interviews with 9 moms running businesses while keeping kids at home

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