Wondering if you can actually run a thriving business without posting daily reels, jumping on trending audio, or obsessively checking your Instagram DMs?

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In this episode, I sit down with Taylor Aller (https://www.tayloraller.com/)—a self-proclaimed multi-passionate, non-social-media business owner—who proves that you absolutely can build a sustainable, booked-out business while keeping your sanity (and your weekends). If you’re juggling family, clients, and, you know, trying to squeeze in a nap now and then, this one’s for you.

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We get honest about what it really looks like to step away from social media, how Taylor finds and nurtures clients using good old-fashioned email, referrals, and being intentional about her online presence. Taylor also shares practical strategies for ordinary business owners who want balance without sacrificing growth—plus, a healthy dose of “permission to ignore the hustle.” If you’ve been itching to delete an app (or four), listen in.

Key Takeaways:

• Audit where your clients are actually coming from before you ditch social media (surprise: it’s probably not where you think).

• Lean into emails, networking, and solid website strategy to stay top-of-mind and book clients you actually want to work with.

• Remember: saying no to social media isn’t business suicide—sometimes, it’s exactly the thing that helps your business (and your brain) breathe.

This podcast is for business owners who are tired of hustle culture and want relatable, honest conversations about running a sustainable business that actually works for their life.