What happens when the business you've built no longer fits the life you're trying to create? Walking away from successful offers can feel counterintuitive, especially when they're generating revenue. But sometimes the strongest business growth strategy isn't adding more—it's having the courage to let go of what's no longer aligned.In this deeply personal episode, Laura takes you behind the scenes of one of the biggest decisions she's made in her business: closing two of her highest revenue-generating mentorship programs and completely reshaping the future of This Mother Means Business. She shares the honest questions she had to ask herself about capacity, impact, and the kind of work she truly wants to be known for.You'll hear why revenue alone isn't enough to determine what stays in your business, how she realized she was no longer serving women in the way she knew she could, and why creating offers that fit your strengths leads to sustainable business growth. Laura also shares what's changing inside the This Mother Means Business community, who her new mentorship programs are designed for, and how she's creating deeper support for women who are serious about growing profitable businesses.This episode offers powerful business advice for mothers who are navigating growth, change, and difficult decisions. If you've been holding onto an offer, client, or business model simply because it's worked in the past, this conversation will challenge you to consider whether it's still supporting the future you're trying to build. Because a thoughtful business growth strategy requires regular realignment—not just more effort.In this episode, you'll learn:Why letting go of successful offers can be the smartest business decision.How to recognize when your business model no longer fits your strengths.The difference between growing your business and growing in alignment.Why capacity should influence every major business decision.How simplifying your offers supports sustainable business growth.What Laura's new vision for This Mother Means Business looks like.Practical business advice for mothers building businesses that support both ambition and family.The most successful businesses aren't built by saying yes to everything forever. They're built by making intentional decisions that reflect who you are becoming. A strong business growth strategy evolves as you do, creating space for sustainable business growth while protecting the life your business is meant to support.If this episode gave you permission to rethink your own business, subscribe so you never miss an episode, share it with another entrepreneur who needs this reminder, and continue building a business growth strategy that's aligned with your values, your season, and your vision.Tags: business growth strategy, sustainable business growth, business advice for mothers, women in business, CEO mindsetJoin This Mother Means Business : www.thismothermeansbusiness.com Laura's Links:• Website • Laura's Instagram • LinkedIn • Facebook • Pinterest • TikTok

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