We all started our businesses so that we could make more and work less, right? That’s essentially what every business origin story boils down to. And I’m right there with you. I recognized that as a 3rd year teacher, I wasn’t ever going to make much more than I was already making. And I had too many missed chances to spend time with my husband due to conflicting schedules. So I started out on my own path.
And early on into my entrepreneurial journey, I came across today’s guest, Cailen Ascher. She was sharing all about the fact that she worked full time, but only in 3 days a week and I was FLOORED. Although I’d started my business for time freedom, I hadn’t known that time freedom like that was even possible.
Cailen Ascher is an award-winning Business Coach with a 3-day workweek, a mom of two little girls and the creator of Scale-Up Accelerator — a program that helps coaches create and launch a highly profitable Premium Group Program that can bring in $100K+ per year with ONE Zoom call a week. Cailen has been featured in Business Insider, Huffington Post and Inspired Coach Magazine and has been interviewed on top podcasts like Entrepreneurs on Fire and She Means Business Podcast among many others. She is also host of The Soulful Business Show which airs weekly. Her programs have helped 1000s of coaches & service providers transform their lives and businesses with her proven strategies for working less, making more and living better. Cailen lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with her husband, two young daughters and a spunky dog named Olive.
Today, you’ll hear Cailen and I discuss what the shift to working so much less looks like, and how she did it. Spoiler: she leverages group coaching to serve more people in less time, and she’s going to also share some tips on how to do that yourself if that’s a business model that seems like a good fit for you.
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