What happens when you’ve spent years, or even decades, becoming excellent at your work, but your business hasn’t reached the same level of maturity?
I’ve been thinking about this question a lot lately, especially after conversations with two highly trained clients who both believed the next step in bringing their life’s work into the world was another certification.
It raised a distinction I think many accomplished women miss: being an expert at your work and being skilled at building a business around that work are two different forms of mastery.
In this episode, I explore what it means to be a senior practitioner while still developing as a business owner, why we can so easily misdiagnose what we need to learn next, and what your current business results may actually be telling you about where your next apprenticeship lies.
If the depth of your expertise has outpaced your ability to build a business around it, the question may no longer be how to become better at your work, but what you need to become better at next.
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