Am I girlbossing my way to the top?

As my business grows, I keep hearing the same advice over and over and over and over:

“It’s time to hire! That’s how you scale!”

Maybe I’ll do that someday, but for now I’m mostly solo dolo.

Still, big coaches and consultants keep preaching:

THIS IS THE WAY. YOU MUST GROW A TEAM. ONLY THEN CAN YOUR BUSINESS RUN WITHOUT YOU.

Every time I entertain the idea for myself, I think: what about the team?

Would I be making top dollar because my VA makes so much less?

Would I enjoy a spacious day while my team is grinding?

Maybe I’d get to step away, but would they?

Would I girlbossing my way to the top by stepping on the backs of others?

This is something I think about a lot and something I walk through with my clients, too.

Because when I design your systems, I’m not looking for ways to offload your stress onto your team.

I’m looking for ways to reduce stress for !everyone! by making the process more efficient.

  • Are the steps as streamlined as possible?

  • Does your team have what they need, when they need it?

  • Is there proper documentation so they can cover for each other when needed?

Because life happens. What if someone needs a sick day, a mental health day, a vacation, or decides to move on?

Every hire you make should move you closer to the role of ULTIMATE CEO. And every team member should have space to grow, move, and change - whether that’s in your business or beyond.

This is one of the many layers we address during Process Mapping:

This 60-minute session

👀 Brings clarity to what’s really happening behind the scenes of your offer.

Pinpoints inefficiencies and gives you a clear plan to streamline.

💻 Recommends tech to cut busywork and free you up for high-impact work.

You’ll leave with…

  • A visual map of your offer’s process.

  • A plan to streamline your offer’s process.

  • And tech recommendations that cut busywork so you can scale without duct tape.

👉 Book your process mapping call today

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