How I Navigate The Hard Conversations Most Studio Owners Want To Put Off

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There's a version of studio leadership that no one really prepares you for. It's not the teaching, the choreography, or even the marketing. It's the conversations that keep you up at night - the ones you know you need to have, but keep finding reasons to delay.In this episode, I'm getting real about what's actually happening in the coaching room right now. My recent mastermind calls have had a recurring theme: studio owners navigating some of the hardest conversations in business. Not hypothetical ones - real situations, real people, real stakes.

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