Author | Biz Architect | Speaker - Lisa Robbin Young helps visionary leaders align their business strategy with their true capacity — so they can grow in a way that feels simple, steady, and profitable, without burning out or watering down their impact.
Is your brand feeling a little… itchy?
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Howdy Reader! Ever feel like your business is a pair of “itchy pants” that just doesn’t fit anymore? (Cue the awkward squirming.) You’re not broken—you’re evolving. In this week’s (and maybe the final?) episode of Creative Freedom, I’m breaking down 9 unmistakable signs you’ve outgrown your brand—and what to do when you’re ready for your next chapter (even if it scares the hell out of you). We’re talking about:
Plus, you’ll hear more about how I recognized these 9 signs in my own work and what I’m doing about it! If you’re feeling restless, stuck, or secretly dreaming of something bigger, this episode is your mirror and your permission slip. Listen now and let’s step into your next chapter—together.
Until next time, - Lisa P.S. This may be the final episode of Creative Freedom forever, but it's certainly the last one for a while. Find out why when you catch the episode. |
Capacity-Aligned Business Design For Maverick Entrepreneurs
Author | Biz Architect | Speaker - Lisa Robbin Young helps visionary leaders align their business strategy with their true capacity — so they can grow in a way that feels simple, steady, and profitable, without burning out or watering down their impact.
Hey Reader!Have you ever had one of those mornings where you wake up feeling tired before the day even begins? You got enough sleep. You care about your work. But your brain’s already racing through your to-do list before your feet hit the floor — and even checking email feels like a chore. You tell yourself, “I just need to push through.” But by mid-afternoon, your body’s tense, your patience is thin, and even simple decisions feel heavier than they should. That’s not a lack of motivation....
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