530: Why I Shut Down a 6-Figure Offer (Even Though It Was Working)

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My Business Playbook

Laura Higgins

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Looking for business inspo, game-changing strategies, and REAL insights to build your dream business? Welcome to My Business Playbook, the podcast where we take you behind the scenes so you can scale your business without losing your freedom or fun.

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530: Why I Shut Down a 6-Figure Offer (Even Though It Was Working)

My Business Playbook

17 minutes 25 seconds

3 months ago

530: Why I Shut Down a 6-Figure Offer (Even Though It Was Working)

You’re allowed to change your mind.

In this raw behind-the-scenes episode, I shared why I shut down a six-figure offer - even though it was working and what happened next.

If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, stuck in “pretty good,” or scared to let go… this one will hit home.

What You'll Learn:

The uncomfortable truth about why a good offer can still feel off
The emotional (and identity-crushing) decision to shut down a 6-figure mastermind
How simplifying created more growth, not less
Why you’ll never regret trusting your gut - even when the numbers say “keep going”
Why “If it isn’t a heck yes, it’s a no” became the standard
What happened immediately after I let it go (spoiler: it doubled)