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Let's be honest about something. When revenue slows down, the instinct is to go build something new. Like a new offer, product, etc. And meanwhile, people are already coming to you repeatedly, for free, for something you've been doing for years without charging for it. That's not a coincidence. That's demand. And in this episode, we're getting into exactly what to do with it. This is a community episode pulled straight from a recent collaboration circle inside Get Sh!t Done. We stopped asking "what should I build to make more money" and started asking "what do people already ask me for that I'm not getting paid for?" We break down: The Easy Money Filter: How to know if an expertise offer is actually worth pursuing or just more work you don't have bandwidth forWhy Your Expertise Buyer Probably Isn't Your Primary Customer: The real estate founder in our community who had two completely different buyers and didn't know it. Once she separated them, the revenue got real.How to Build the Offer Without Building a Business: The e-com founder who has multiple paying clients with no website, no brand, and no business plan. Because she stopped saying "that's just something I do" and started saying here's what I charge.The Question That Changes Everything: What we asked in the collaboration circle that made the whole room shift and how to run it yourself this weekWhat's Actually Not in Your Control: The systemic stuff that makes this harder for some founders than others and why that's not a personal failureThis episode is for you if you're in a revenue gap right now, if you're building something new and need income while you do it, or if you've been giving away something valuable and haven't quite let yourself charge for it yet. 🔥 Want to go deeper? This week's paid Growth Playbook breaks down the full framework including the exact questions to ask yourself, who to talk to first, and the copy-ready message to send to make your first ask this week. Paid subscribers also get access to The Collective, our private WhatsApp community where founders are working through this exact play together right now. 👉 Become a paid subscriber and get this week's playbook here: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe⁠

Meet Morgan Hewett, 2X founder with 1 exit under belt, and now, CEO of Devin, an AI-powered sex tech company rethinking how women experience pleasure, connection, and autonomy. After building and exiting her first AI startup, Morgan changed how she builds. Instead of raising fast and figuring things out later, she focused on something most founders avoid: getting customers to pay before the product is fully built. In this episode, Morgan breaks down how she’s using customer co-creation, social media, and pre-sales to validate demand, move faster, and build a company that can be funded by customers, not just investors. From turning content into a real-time focus group to challenging the obsession with fundraising, this is a masterclass in building with signal instead of assumptions. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Validate Demand Before You Build: Why Morgan skipped the waitlist and went straight to pre-sales—and what that unlocked for her business.How to Turn Social Media Into a Growth Engine: The exact way she uses content to recruit, validate product decisions, and stay top of mind with customers.Why Overraising Can Hurt You: What she learned from raising millions in her first company and how it impacted her outcome at exit.How to Build With Your Customer (Not Just for Them): How she uses social media as a live feedback loop to co-create her product in real time.How to Move Faster With Less Risk: Why getting to payment earlier changes how you make decisions, prioritize features, and launch.🔥 Want the exact frameworks behind this episode? Get the weekly Growth Playbook where we break down how founders actually grow, with step-by-step frameworks you can apply immediately, and a community you can connect with to get feedback 👉 Subscribe here: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Dawn Dickson, founder of PopCom and one of the first Black women to raise over $1M through equity crowdfunding, who has raised over $7M and helped other founders raise $50M+. While most founders are told their business should eventually “take care of them,” Dawn took a different approach. After navigating venture funding, stalled momentum, and market shifts, she realized something most people don’t say out loud: your business isn’t always built to support your life in real time. So instead of forcing it to, she built income alongside it. From scaling her consulting business from $300K to $3M, to selling founder shares for personal liquidity, to building multiple income streams and investments, Dawn created a model that allowed her to keep building without putting herself on the line financially. In this episode, Dawn breaks down how she separated her business growth timeline from her personal financial stability, and what founders can do right now to stop putting all the pressure on one company. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Make Money While Your Business Is Still Growing: Why relying on one company to fund your life creates pressure and what to do instead.How to Turn Your Expertise Into Real Income: How Dawn scaled consulting and partnerships into a multi-million dollar revenue stream.How to Create Personal Liquidity (Without Waiting for an Exit): The exact move she made to sell founder shares and secure her financial future.How to Build Income Streams That Support Your Business: Why parallel income changes how you operate and make decisions.How to Reduce Financial Pressure So You Can Build Smarter: The connection between personal stability and better long-term business decisions.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 ⁠Take the Quiz HERE⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Rochelle Carrington, founder of Emotional Blueprinting and former sales leader who built a seven-figure business before uncovering the hidden factor slowing down high-performing founders. Most founders think when growth stalls, the answer is more effort. More discipline. More consistency. But what Rochelle found, both in her own company and working with leaders, is that pushing harder often makes things worse. In this episode, Rochelle breaks down performance drag, the accumulated emotional load that quietly interferes with how you think, decide, and execute. And why your nervous system, not your strategy, is often the real bottleneck to growth. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How Performance Drag Slows Your Revenue: Why things start to feel heavier as you grow and how it impacts your execution without you realizing it.Why More Effort Backfires: The conditioning that tells founders to push harder and how that actually compounds friction.How to Catch Forced Execution in Real Time: The subtle signals that you’re operating from pressure instead of clarity.How to Decide How You Want to Feel Before You Execute: A simple shift that changes how you show up in sales, decisions, and leadership.How to Improve Execution Without Changing Strategy: Why removing internal friction leads to faster follow-through and more consistent results.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 ⁠Take the Quiz HERE⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Diane Strand, founder of JDS Video & Media Productions and JDS Creative Academy, who built a multi-million dollar company by doing something many founders overlook: showing up in community and starting real conversations. When Diane and her husband launched their production company, they didn’t start with funnels or complicated marketing strategies. They started by introducing themselves to businesses, learning what people needed, and building relationships inside their local ecosystem. Those conversations led to enterprise clients like Pfizer and Bragg Orthopedics and eventually to a $250K contract that’s still generating seven-figure value today. But Diane’s story goes far beyond landing big clients. Through her involvement in community organizations, she also created a training program for adults with developmental disabilities entering the creative industry, an initiative that now generates seven figures in revenue while helping people launch meaningful careers. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Turn Conversations Into Real Business Opportunities: The simple outreach strategy Diane used to move from cold introductions to boardroom meetings with enterprise clients.How to Structure Projects So Cash Flow Stays Predictable: Diane’s milestone billing framework that keeps projects organized and prevents work from drifting into unpaid chaos.How to Build Visibility That Actually Leads to Clients: Why turning your completed work into proof-of-service credibility helps people trust you faster.How Community Creates Opportunities You Can’t Predict: The story behind how one chamber introduction led to a seven-figure program and long-term impact.How to Reverse Engineer Revenue Goals: Diane’s approach to breaking big financial goals into milestones you can track and execute throughout the year.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed.👉 Take the Quiz HERE https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Bea Arthur, licensed therapist turned YC-backed founder who helped put online therapy on the map.Bea launched one of the earliest online therapy startups, became the first Black female founder in Y Combinator, built the first Alexa skill for mental health, and worked with enterprise partners like MetLife. But her real edge is that she’s lived both sides of the pressure: building in high-stakes tech while watching founders quietly break under the weight of performance culture. In this episode, Bea breaks down why “therapy talk” is everywhere but founder distress is still rising, how misalignment shows up as anxiety long before it shows up as failure, and what it actually looks like to build a business that does not require you to abandon your people, your body, or your peace. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: Strong Seed, Wrong Soil: How to recognize when your business model or ecosystem is misaligned and what to change before the wheels fall off.The Founder Performance Tax: Why “fake it till you make it” costs everything and how to build without sacrificing your relationships and sanity.Therapy Without the Price Tag: What to do when you cannot afford $300 sessions, including the communities and lower-cost therapy pathways Bea recommends.The White Man Within: How to access the confidence and entitlement that moves fast in business without recreating the same ruthless, extractive patterns.Snag Your Copy of the White Man Within 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 ⁠Take the Quiz HERE⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Maggie Lena Walker, the first woman in the United States to charter and own a bank and the architect behind one of the most powerful economic ecosystems in American history. Born in 1864, in the final year of the Civil War, Maggie survived Reconstruction and Jim Crow by building infrastructure. When political rights were stripped away and violence ran rampant, she didn’t beg for inclusion. She stabilized capital, redirected spending, and built media. And when the Great Depression hit, she consolidated instead of collapsing. This is not just a history lesson. It's a blueprint for how to persist today. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Strengthen Your Core Revenue Engine Before Expanding: Why Maggie formalized the bank before launching anything else and how to stabilize your primary offer first.How Hiring Becomes Economic Strategy: Why payroll decisions shape power, loyalty, and long-term revenue stability.How to Redirect Consumption to Increase Leverage: What the St. Luke Emporium and streetcar boycott teach us about where money flows and why it matters.Why Owning Your Communication Channel Protects Revenue: How the St. Luke Herald became coordination infrastructure and why founders can’t build on rented platforms alone.When to Consolidate Instead of Compete: How merging Black-owned banks during the Great Depression ensured survival and what that means for founders navigating tighter markets today.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 Take the Quiz HERE https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Christina Blacken, founder of The New Quo and one of the sharpest narrative strategists working today. As access tightens, contracts get redlined, and equity language quietly disappears from scopes of work, many founders, operators, and ecosystem builders are asking the same question:How do you protect your business without becoming complicit? Christina has trained over 25,000 leaders on how narrative intelligence shapes power, trust, and decision-making inside institutions. In a backlash cycle she calls “The Great Retraction,” she argues that business outcomes aren’t just economic, they’re narrative. The dominant stories circulating in the market influence procurement, partnerships, investor behavior, and risk tolerance long before policies change. In this episode, Christina breaks down how to read the moment clearly, assess your leverage, and choose your response strategically without shrinking your values or your vision. Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How Dominant Narratives Shape Business Outcomes: Why stalled contracts and tightened funding aren’t always personal failure and how to identify the story influencing decision-makers.The Power Audit Framework: How to assess your financial, social, skill, and platform capital before making public or private moves.Strategic Containment vs Performative Speech: When quiet coalition-building builds more leverage than loud positioning and when silence becomes avoidance.How to Avoid the Fear Trap: Separating real financial exposure from worst-case storytelling so you don’t freeze your own growth.Narrative Ownership in Practice: How to define the story your business advances before backlash defines it for you.How to Signal Alignment Without Self-Erasure: Protecting your runway while still building a future that is equitable and opportunistic.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 ⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress.👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe Check out the New Quo Learning Community

It's my 1st solo episode, y'all! And I'm breaking down one of the most overlooked growth levers founders, operators, and ecosystem builders have access to right now. As 2026 continues to reshape how businesses grow, scale, and stay stable, many of the strategies that used to work simply don’t hit the same. Funding feels harder to access. Corporate jobs feel less reliable. And builders are being forced to make sharper decisions with fewer resources. In this episode of the Get Sh!t Done Podcast, I'll walk you through why guessing what to build next is one of the most expensive mistakes you can make and how to get consent so you know where to unlock revenue. This is a simple unlock I've used from years of training thousands of entrepreneurs and designing revenue-first programs with cities and economic development offices. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: Why Surveys Alone Don’t Tell the Full Story: How poorly designed surveys lead founders to solve the wrong problems and what to do instead. The 3 Questions That Reveal Real Revenue Opportunities: The exact questions Alex uses to uncover what customers actually want and would pay to fix. How to Turn Conversations Into Patterns You Can Trust: A clear framework for analyzing feedback without overthinking or forcing insights. How to Build With Consent, Not Vibes: Why customer feedback is the fastest way to know when to lean in, slow down, or stop forcing an idea. How to Translate Feedback Into a Confident Next Move: Whether that’s a pivot, an optimization, or a small test, without blowing up what’s already working. 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed.👉 ⁠Take the Quiz HERE⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder, growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress.👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Gaby Neves, President and co-owner of Factory360 — one of the largest independently owned experiential marketing agencies in the country. In an ecosystem that consistently downplays service-based businesses as “lifestyle,” Gaby quietly built a company with 50+ employees, blue-chip clients, and systems that actually hold under growth. This conversation is about what it really takes to grow a service-based business, when revenue depends on people, delivery, cash flow timing, and trust. In this episode, Gaby breaks down how she turned early career opportunities into long-term leverage, built a referral-driven revenue engine, and created the operational and financial infrastructure required to scale an agency without chaos. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Build Early Career Leverage: The specific moves Gaby made to turn short-term gigs into long-term industry opportunity.How Service Businesses Actually Drive Revenue: Why relationship-based selling and referrals became Factory360’s growth engine.The Systems Required to Scale an Agency: What needs to be in place across HR, roles, and operations before growth breaks you.The Financial Habits Behind a Healthy Agency: How monthly P&Ls, project-level margins, and the right finance partners changed everything.How to Navigate Access to Capital as a Service Business: What’s systemic, what’s in your control, and how to stay positioned without self-blame. 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move based on where you are and where you’re headed. 👉 https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder — growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make real progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Christina Alessi, founder of Sfera Agency and one of the most trusted voices in the speaking industry — the person behind the scenes helping who actually gets booked and who gets rebooked. Christina spent years selling keynotes alongside Simon Sinek, watching hundreds of would-be speakers chase stages, burn money, and confuse exposure with demand. She’s seen the fantasy from the inside and she’s not here to sell it to you. In this episode, Christina pulls the rug out from under the speaking-industrial complex and starts with the question most people avoid: who should not be a speaker? From there, we get radically practical about what actually works if you do want to get paid and get people to care. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: Who Shouldn’t Be a Speaker (And the Red Flags You’re Ignoring): Why being “good at talking” isn’t enough and the signals you’re about to waste time, money, and energy.How to Define the Message Only You Can Own: The difference between studied expertise and embodied experience and why interchangeable thought leaders don’t get booked twice.How to Tailor Your Talk Without Chasing Trends: Christina’s approach to adapting one core message across industries while still standing for something real.The Most Practical Pricing Roadmap You’ve Never Heard: How speaking fees actually increase over time, what price jumps make sense, and why random numbers kill credibility.How to Get Paid, Baby (For Real): How demand is built, why prospecting backfires, and how speaking turns into real revenue .🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 Take the Quiz HEREhttps://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress.👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Jacquees Anderson — former Harvard Law grad, corporate M&A attorney, startup operator, and co-founder of a venture-backed company that raised over $160 million. On paper, Jacquees did everything “right.” She followed the path, built at scale, and operated inside high-growth environments. But during a deeply personal season of caregiving, she realized something critical: the way she was working — and leading — was completely out of alignment with how she was designed to operate. In this episode of Get Sh!t Done, Jacquees breaks down how Human Design became a practical operating system for her work, leadership, and decision-making — not as a personality test, but as a framework founders, operators, and ecosystem builders can actually use to grow sustainably. This is a tactical conversation about energy, alignment, and structure and how understanding your design helps you stop forcing productivity, make better decisions, and scale without burning out. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Use Human Design as a Business Operating System: What Human Design actually is and how founders can apply it to work, leadership, and growth.The 5 Human Design Types at Work: How each type is meant to operate, lead, and make decisions and why copying other founders’ strategies often backfires.How to Spot Misalignment Before Burnout Hits: The “check-engine lights” that signal when something in your business or role needs to change.How to Make Better Decisions Faster: Why authority matters more than instinct and how knowing yours removes second-guessing.How to Protect Your Energy While Scaling: Using Human Design to collaborate better, clarify roles, and reduce friction on teams.If you’ve ever felt like the strategies that used to work suddenly stopped working or like you’re doing everything “right” but still feel exhausted, this episode will help you understand why, and what to do instead. Tools Discover Your Human Design here Learn How to Work with Jacques hereConnect with Jacquest on LinkedIn and Instagram 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 Take the Quiz HERE: https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Grow with the Get Sh!t Done Collective Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress.👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

This is our last episode of 2025! We'll see you back here in January 2026 3 Meet Sehreen Noor Ali, a zero-to-one founder who made one of the hardest decisions in entrepreneurship: letting go of a business that was technically working. Sehreen co-founded Sleuth, a venture-backed pediatric health startup that reached 64,000+ families, earned Fast Company recognition, and achieved a $3 CAC in an industry where the average is $168. On paper, the company was strong. But behind the scenes, market shifts, a caregiving crisis, and growing founder depletion forced a deeper reckoning. In this Founder Confession episode of Get Sh!t Done, Sehreen pulls back the curtain on what it actually looks like to evaluate alignment, confront sunk-cost thinking, and walk away with integrity, without burning bridges or losing yourself in the process. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Grow Through Trust (Not Hustle): How Sleuth built demand by positioning around shared identity, transparency, and community—leading to 64,000+ engaged families.How to Tell When the Math Stops Mathing: The questions Sehreen used to evaluate whether continuing, pivoting, or shutting down was the right move.How Founder Depletion Shows Up Before Burnout: The early signals that quietly distort decision-making and how to recognize them in your own business.How to Navigate Hard Conversations With Integrity: The framework Sehreen used to communicate her decision clearly to investors and stakeholders.How to Rebuild What’s Next With Intention: How Sehreen rebuilt her work through Te Cura Labs, including finding her ICP, packaging her expertise, and going upmarket to create sustainable revenue.If you’re an entrepreneur, operator, or ecosystem leader navigating a crossroads or quietly wondering if it’s time to let something go—we hope this episode will help you slow down, get honest, and choose your next move without guilt. 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 ⁠Take the Quiz HERE⁠ https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe & Join: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Most founders dream about launching a membership because they want predictable recurring revenue. But here’s the truth: recurring revenue only works when you create recurring value. This week, we’re joined by Mike Morrison, co-founder of Membership Academy and one of the most trusted experts in the membership space. Over the past decade, Mike has helped thousands of founders build high-retention membership businesses that grow sustainably. When Mike launched his first membership, nothing about it suggested it would become a 7-figure recurring revenue engine. He didn’t have a massive audience. He didn’t have a huge content library. What he did have was a deep understanding of what his audience cared about and the systems to support them over time. In this episode, Mike breaks down what most founders get wrong about memberships and the exact strategies that make the model work. How to Diagnose Member Motivation: The 4 Member Motivators that reveal what your audience truly values—and why people actually stay. How to Validate Your Idea With Real Buyers: Mike’s Paid Masterclass Test that shows you if your membership will work before you spend months building it. How to Design a Membership That Gets Wins, Not Overwhelm: The simple framework structure that helps members make progress without drowning you in content creation. How to Price for Predictable Recurring Revenue: The Founder → Step-Up → Legacy pricing model that builds trust, momentum, and long-term MRR. How to Keep Members for Years: The onboarding, feedback loops, and “fire yourself” systems that turn a membership from stressful… to sustainable. Whether you're building your first membership or reviving one that hasn’t hit its stride, this is the roadmap most founders never get and the one that makes recurring revenue actually work. 🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Grow With Us: Whether you're a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe: https://shegetsshitdone.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Tracy Holland, the founder who built HatchBeauty into a $100M+ powerhouse and more than $750M in lifetime revenue, without a single dollar of VC or PE.While most founders get told they have to raise to scale, Tracy built a completely self-funded engine that outperformed venture-backed competitors. She turned a $2M agency into her investor, negotiated net-90 terms as an unknown startup, landed retail giants like Costco and Target, and built systems that eventually let her step out of the operator seat entirely. In this episode, Tracy pulls back the curtain on the exact frameworks she used to scale from $0 to $100M—and the mindset shifts founders must make if they want to build a high-growth, high-ownership business without burning out. 💡 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: How to Self-Fund Your First $10M: Why Tracy built a service engine that produced the cash flow she used to launch and scale her product business.How to Land Major Retail Partners (Costco, Target, Ulta, CVS): Her repeatable strategy for turning retailers into collaborators, not gatekeepers.How to Negotiate Net-90 Terms as a Small Brand: The transparency play and forecasting packet she used to secure vendor credit early.How to Manage Cash Flow Like a CFO: The cash cycle, factoring strategy, and weekly money disciplines that took her from $2M → $10M → $35M → $100M.How to Build a Self-Operating Company: The exact SOP and IP systems she used to eventually fire herself as operator and create true freedom of time.🔥 Take the Free Traction Quiz: Feeling stuck or scattered? Discover your next best move to gain traction based on where you are and where you're headed. 👉 Take the Quiz HERE: https://form.typeform.com/to/j6LscUHF 🚀 Whether you’re a founder, operator, or ecosystem builder—growth happens faster when you’re not doing it alone. Get weekly Growth Playbooks and access to a community designed to help you collaborate, get unstuck, and make meaningful progress. 👉 Subscribe: https://substack.com/@shegetsshitdone