When the Studio Depends Solely on You and How to Change ThatIf your dance studio relies heavily on you, you haven’t done anything wrong. For many studio owners, that’s exactly how the business begins.But there comes a point where being the glue starts to feel heavy... not because the studio is failing, but because it can’t move without you.In this episode, I’m talking about what it really means when the business depends on you, why working harder eventually stops helping, and how owner-dependence starts to shift in a realistic, sustainable way.This isn’t about stepping away from your studio. It’s about changing how you’re involved... so the business can run more steadily, and you can lead with clarity instead of constant reaction.The signs your studio relies too heavily on youWhy effort keeps capable studio owners stuck in the same roleThe difference between being essential and being effectiveWhy studios become owner-dependent (and it’s not a people problem)How clarity and shared understanding reduce pressureSimple, practical ways to start changing this without a big restructureWhat actually shifts when the business no longer needs you everywhereThis episode is for dance studio owners who care deeply, carry a lot, and are ready to build a studio that works because of structure ...not just effort.Follow me on IG [HERE] Apply for the Dance Studio Scaled Mastermind [HERE]

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