When you became a clinician, therapist, or service provider, you probably thought you were signing up for a meaningful and stable career. But what happens when your earning potential hits a ceiling, even though your expertise keeps growing?

In this episode of The ScaleSmart Podcast, I’m opening up about how I discovered passive income, what it really means (and doesn’t mean). I’m also diving into how you can use your skills to create new streams of income, without walking away from the work you love. You’ll hear the real story behind my first digital product, the mindset shifts that helped me move past fear and excuses, and how leveraged and passive income can completely change what’s possible for your career and life.

In this episode, I talk about:

• The difference between passive income and leveraged income, and how both can grow your impact
• Why your clinical and life skills are more valuable (and more marketable) than you realize
• Common mindset blocks that keep service providers from exploring new income streams
• How to start identifying what you could teach, package, or sell, without feeling “salesy”
• Real examples of what’s possible when you step beyond the therapy room
  
  
  

If you’ve ever felt maxed out, undervalued, or stuck trading hours for dollars, this episode will help you see the potential in what you already know, and inspire you to take that first step toward freedom and impact.

Ready to take action?

Join my free live workshop: Work Less and Earn More: How to Grow Beyond 1:1 Services. You’ll learn how to create additional income streams that give you more freedom, flexibility, and impact.

Register at www.cuedcreative.com/free

Grab your free How to Name Your Private Practice workbook at: www.cuedcreative.com/freebie-library 

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