Two Essential Room Types Explained

A Look Into The Rooms That Build 7-Figure Businesses

I've watched it happen over and over again. Smart, talented women putting in the hours, showing up, and still not seeing the growth they deserve. Almost every single time, what gets them to the next level is getting the right people around them.

The biggest leaps I've made in 17 years of entrepreneurship came from being in rooms with people who could see what I couldn't see and who asked the questions I wasn't asking myself. One conversation saved me from a hire that would have been a disaster. Another completely changed how I priced my offers. And more than once, I've walked out of a room thinking bigger than I ever would have allowed myself to think on my own.

You can't ChatGPT your way to the next level. At some point, you need proximity. And if you've been feeling like everything is harder and slower and lonelier than it should be, this episode will show you exactly how to find and walk into the right room for you.

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HERE ARE THE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ You Need Two Types of Rooms — The first is a peer group. People at similar stages, facing similar challenges. You share ideas, swap resources, and learn from each other's experiments. The second is an aspirational room where most people are doing bigger things than you. Peer groups help you grow steadily. Aspirational rooms help you leap. 

2️⃣ Being in the Right Room Normalizes Success — One of the most powerful things about being around people doing bigger things is that success starts to feel normal. You hear someone talk about a million dollar launch or a seven figure year and you start to believe it's possible because you see it in front of you. 

3️⃣ You Can Add Value Even When You're the Least Experienced — Ask better questions. Share your real experiences. Be generous with your insight. Some of the best contributions in masterminds come from people who are newer but see something others can't because they're too close to it. Don't hold back because you think you're not qualified enough.MORE FROM ME

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