Episode 250 · Solo episode
250 Episodes Later: What I’ve Learned About Building a Business That Lasts
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About this episode
Two hundred and fifty episodes in, I'm looking back at what multiple business pivots, burnout seasons and visibility experiments have taught me about building a business that lasts. This is a more personal episode, less how-to and more what I know to be true now: why consistency pays off, why relationships have created more opportunities than reach, and why building things you actually own matters.
The Email Growth Show
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EP 250: 250 Episodes Later: What I’ve Learned About Building a Business That Lasts
With Kylie Kelly
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What you'll learn
- Why consistency is boring… until it becomes your biggest advantage
- The biggest lesson I’ve learned about relying on social media for business growth
- How relationships have created more opportunities than reach ever has
- Why overworking is not the same as building
- What building 250 podcast episodes taught me about trust and visibility
- Why building things you actually own matters more than ever
If you’re building a business and wondering whether consistency, email, relationships, or playing the long game actually matters… this one’s for you.
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