
285. She Tripled Her Income Without Burning Out — Here's How
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What does it actually look like to triple your income, have your most profitable year ever, and still be home for dinner?
In this member spotlight, Chanie sits down with Aliyah Johnson Roberts — owner of two early childhood education centers in Philadelphia — to talk about the real story behind her growth. A few years ago, Aliyah was sitting in her office until six o'clock every evening, not because anyone needed her there, but because she had convinced herself she had to be.
Aliyah shares how she shifted from overfunctioning school owner to visionary CEO, and what that made possible, both inside her centers and at home.
If you're an early childhood education owner who knows you're meant for more but can't quite see how to get there, this episode is for you.
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