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You're working harder than ever… so why doesn't your studio feel more profitable?
If you've ever looked at your numbers and thought, "Where is the money?" this episode will shift the way you think about profit forever.
In this powerful solo conversation, Olivia Mode-Cater challenges one of the most uncomfortable truths in entrepreneurship: profit is not natural. Your business will always find ways to spend money, especially in the name of care, growth, new ideas, team, and upgrades. That doesn't make you bad at business. It makes you human.
But if you want long-term sustainability, profit must be protected on purpose.
Olivia introduces her "Three Climbs" framework: viability, stability, and profitability. She explains why most dance studio owners get stuck in survival or systemization without ever fully stepping into true margin-building leadership.
With summer approaching, she also breaks down why summer camps are one of the easiest places for profit to quietly disappear and how to build profitability into your planning before registration even opens.
This is about more than spreadsheets. It's about stepping fully into your CEO role.
Because you are not a teacher who happens to own a business. You are an entrepreneur.
You Will Learn:Why "profit is unnatural" — and why that's empowering
The 3 Climbs of entrepreneurship: viability, stability, and profitability
How survival mode keeps profit off your radar
What "systems bloat," "tech bloat," and "team bloat" are really costing you
The different types of ROI every studio owner should evaluate
Why summer planning must start with expenses and profit margin
The industry's average profit margin — and why 15% should be your minimum goal
How to forecast summer camps with clarity and intention
The mindset shift from "teacher who owns a studio" to "entrepreneur"
Why progress over perfection is critical for financial growth
If you're ready to stop hoping for profit and start protecting it, this episode is your next climb.
Join our growing community of people just like you inside our free Facebook group. Click here to join!
Register for Stop The Scroll on Wednesday, July 29 in Washington, D.C: https://www.dsoa.com/sts
Watch our video episodes and subscribe on YouTube here.
Follow The Dance Studio Owners Association:
Instagram: @dancestudioownersassociation | TikTok: @dsoaofficial | Facebook: @dancestudioownersassociation
Follow Olivia Mode-Cater:
Instagram: @olivia.modecater | TikTok: @olivia.modecater
By Dance Studio Owners AssociationYou're working harder than ever… so why doesn't your studio feel more profitable?
If you've ever looked at your numbers and thought, "Where is the money?" this episode will shift the way you think about profit forever.
In this powerful solo conversation, Olivia Mode-Cater challenges one of the most uncomfortable truths in entrepreneurship: profit is not natural. Your business will always find ways to spend money, especially in the name of care, growth, new ideas, team, and upgrades. That doesn't make you bad at business. It makes you human.
But if you want long-term sustainability, profit must be protected on purpose.
Olivia introduces her "Three Climbs" framework: viability, stability, and profitability. She explains why most dance studio owners get stuck in survival or systemization without ever fully stepping into true margin-building leadership.
With summer approaching, she also breaks down why summer camps are one of the easiest places for profit to quietly disappear and how to build profitability into your planning before registration even opens.
This is about more than spreadsheets. It's about stepping fully into your CEO role.
Because you are not a teacher who happens to own a business. You are an entrepreneur.
You Will Learn:Why "profit is unnatural" — and why that's empowering
The 3 Climbs of entrepreneurship: viability, stability, and profitability
How survival mode keeps profit off your radar
What "systems bloat," "tech bloat," and "team bloat" are really costing you
The different types of ROI every studio owner should evaluate
Why summer planning must start with expenses and profit margin
The industry's average profit margin — and why 15% should be your minimum goal
How to forecast summer camps with clarity and intention
The mindset shift from "teacher who owns a studio" to "entrepreneur"
Why progress over perfection is critical for financial growth
If you're ready to stop hoping for profit and start protecting it, this episode is your next climb.
Join our growing community of people just like you inside our free Facebook group. Click here to join!
Register for Stop The Scroll on Wednesday, July 29 in Washington, D.C: https://www.dsoa.com/sts
Watch our video episodes and subscribe on YouTube here.
Follow The Dance Studio Owners Association:
Instagram: @dancestudioownersassociation | TikTok: @dsoaofficial | Facebook: @dancestudioownersassociation
Follow Olivia Mode-Cater:
Instagram: @olivia.modecater | TikTok: @olivia.modecater

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