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If your practice feels too big to run on instinct alone, this episode is for you.

As my business grew, I realized I couldn’t rely on gut decisions anymore. What worked when my practice was smaller stopped working once things got too big. The financial stakes were higher, and the ripple effects of each choice became more significant.

In this episode, I sit down with Carla Titus, founder of Wealth and Worth Within and an experienced fractional CFO, to talk about what happens when your practice outgrows intuition and requires real strategic financial planning. If your business is getting too big for guesswork, this conversation will help you see what’s next.

We cover:

• How to recognize when your practice is too big for instinct-driven leadership

• Why gut decisions work early on but break down at scale

• What a fractional CFO actually does and when you might need one

• How Carla Titus approaches growth and profitability

• Why strategic financial planning protects your profit as you scale

If you’ve been making major moves based on gut decisions, this episode will challenge you to think bigger. When your practice becomes too big, you need structure, data, and proactive strategic financial planning.

Your business deserves clarity. And you deserve support that matches the level you’re building at.

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If you’ve ever wondered what it actually takes to grow a 7-figure group private practice, this episode may surprise you. The truth is, the biggest drivers of practice growth aren’t strategies or tactics alone. They’re the practice mindset decisions you’re willing to make long before the revenue ever shows up.

In this episode, I walk you through how I built my own 7-figure group private practice, why hitting that milestone wasn’t my original goal, and the unexpected mindset shifts for success that made it possible. I share the behind-the-scenes reality of scaling a practice without abandoning your values, why revenue is not the same as profit, and how your internal limits often cap your external practice growth before systems ever do.

This is a candid look at the practice mindset shifts that allowed me to stop playing small, trust myself as a CEO, and build a group private practice that supports my life, my family, and the level of care I want clients to receive.

What’s covered:

1. Why practice growth often stalls because of unexamined beliefs rather than lack of strategy
2. The difference between revenue and profit in a sustainable group private practice
3. How practice mindset influences hiring, expansion, and leadership decisions
4. The hidden mindset shifts for success required to move past self-imposed ceilings
5. Why surrounding yourself with entrepreneurs ahead of you accelerates practice growth
6. How identity shifts impact your ability to lead a growing group private practice
7. What it really means to “try” at a higher level without burning out
8. How long-term practice mindset work supports ethical, values-aligned scale

If you’re serious about building a group private practice that lasts, grows, and feels aligned, this episode will help you rethink what’s actually required. Sustainable practice growth starts with intentional practice mindset shifts, and when those mindset shifts for success happen first, everything else becomes possible.

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I want to talk about one of the most impactful decisions I have made as a practice owner and CEO. I intentionally learn business from entrepreneurs outside therapy, and it has fundamentally changed how I think, lead, and grow my practice. This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at why stepping outside our industry and attending business retreats with non-therapists has helped me scale more sustainably and with far less burnout.

In this episode, I share why relying only on therapist entrepreneurs can create an echo chamber and how choosing to learn business from people outside therapy has helped me grow my practice in ways I never could have imagined. I also talk about my experience attending business retreats with entrepreneurs from completely different industries and why those environments accelerated my growth as a CEO.

Key topics I cover in this episode

• Why choosing to learn business from entrepreneurs outside therapy expands my thinking and helps me grow my practice faster

• How attending business retreats with non-therapists challenged my money mindset and normalized profitability

• What I learned about systems leadership and scalability from entrepreneurs outside therapy

• How stepping into rooms outside therapy helped me grow my practice without working more hours

• Why business retreats offer clarity, creativity, and strategy that therapist spaces often cannot

• How intentionally choosing to learn business beyond our field creates long-term confidence and CEO level decision making

If you want to grow my practice with more clarity, confidence, and sustainability, this episode will challenge you to learn business differently, consider opportunities outside therapy, and rethink the power of business retreats as a strategic investment.

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