Let me say this upfront:

It’s in your perfectionism that you lose the income you truly desire.

Not your lack of strategy.
Not the algorithm.
Not the market.

Perfectionism.

In this episode, I’m calling out the over-designed, over-complicated, “humanitarian business” model that sounds noble - but quietly keeps people broke and exhausted.

And listen, having a big vision isn’t the problem.
The problem is trying to build a global movement when your current business doesn’t have the resources, capacity, or income to support it.

You’re not building a charity.
You’re building a business.

Which means at some point, you have to reality-check:
Do I have the time?
Do I have the energy?
Do I have the systems?
And do I have the money to fund this vision?

Because if your life only gives you 90 minutes, two hours, or four hours a day to work - your business has to fit inside that, not the other way around.

• How perfectionism disguises itself as “vision”
• Why over-creating offers and communities stalls income
• The danger of low-ticket pricing without volume or capacity
• How to reverse-design your business around your actual life
• Why simplicity scales faster than complexity
• And how to get unapologetic about solving one real problem well

If your dream requires 24/7 availability, endless admin, and emotional labour — but your life doesn’t allow it — something has to change.

And usually?
It’s not your dream.
It’s your design.

🔥 “It’s in your perfectionism that you lose the income you truly desire.”

You don’t need more layers.
You don’t need more ideas.
You need clarity, simplicity, and the courage to choose what actually moves the needle.

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