In this episode of The Pursuit of Badasserie, we’re talking about the part of business that no one glamorizes — the in between.

Everyone loves to celebrate the big launches, the viral wins, the record-breaking months… but what about the quiet ones? The slow seasons, the awkward pauses, the months that feel like nothing’s happening?

That’s actually where the real growth happens… if you know what to do with it.

We’re breaking down how to shift your mindset around those “flat” seasons and use them to strengthen the core of your business. Because sustainable growth isn’t built in the spotlight; it’s built in the background.

You’ll learn how to identify your business rhythm, use downtime to optimize systems, reconnect with your audience, and prepare for your next big wave of momentum. We’ll also talk about the financial and energetic side of the lull–how to create stability, creativity, and leverage when the noise dies down.

If you’ve ever looked at your slow season and thought, “What am I doing wrong?,” this episode will reframe that lull as your most valuable season of all.

Key Takeaways

Redefine growth.

Growth doesn’t always mean more sales. Sometimes it looks like refining your offers, improving your systems, or deepening your relationships.

Understand your rhythm.

Every business has natural cycles — busy seasons, prep seasons, rest seasons. Instead of panicking during a lull, plan for it.

Use slow time strategically.

• Optimize: Audit and upgrade your workflows or client experience.

• Educate: Upskill yourself or your team.

• Connect: Strengthen partnerships that will fuel your next season.
  

Keep marketing momentum.Stay visible, even when you’re not actively selling. Share behind-the-scenes moments, lessons learned, or what’s coming next. Quiet months are for nurturing, not disappearing.

Be smart with your finances.

Use your peak-season profits to build a cushion or reinvest strategically. Creating runway gives you freedom and peace of mind when business slows.

Energy is your biggest leverage.

When you’re not chasing sales, you have space to innovate. Use that space to get creative, revisit your “why,” and build what’s next.

Your slow season isn’t a setback — it’s your setup.Ask yourself: What can I strengthen, automate, or create right now that will make my next busy season easier and more profitable?

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In this episode of The Pursuit of Badasserie, we’re flipping the script on what it really means to grow your business.

Everyone’s chasing global reach–the viral post, the massive audience, the international impact–but most business owners haven’t even tapped the goldmine sitting right in their own backyard.

We’re diving into what we call the 7-Mile Radius, the idea that your biggest growth opportunities are often within seven miles of where you are right now. Whether you run a local business or an online brand, your local network is your most underutilized asset.

Here’s the truth: you don’t need more followers; you need more real-world advocates. Local credibility builds trust faster than any online funnel, and trust converts a whole lot better than cold traffic.

We’ll walk you through how to map your own 7-mile radius, identify collaboration opportunities, and start building partnerships that grow both your local presence and your digital authority. You’ll learn how to turn proximity into partnership, connection into credibility, and community into your biggest competitive advantage.

If you’ve been focused on going wide, this episode will help you go deep — right where you already are.

Key Takeaways

Local is the new leverage.Your local community isn’t small, it’s concentrated. Local credibility builds faster, lasts longer, and converts better.

Map your 7-mile radius.Literally. Pull up a map, draw a circle, and list the businesses, professionals, and potential partners around you. Opportunities are closer than you think.

Collaboration beats competition.Your neighbors aren’t your rivals, they’re your growth allies. Cross-promote, co-host events, or share audiences. Everyone wins.

Small circles create big impact.Local relationships compound fast. One strong connection can lead to a cascade of new clients, referrals, and visibility.

You don’t need to be everywhere — you just need to own where you are.The most successful global brands often start with deep local roots.

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In this episode of The Pursuit of Badasserie, we’re unpacking one of the most overused, and misunderstood phrases in entrepreneurship: “finish strong.”

Here’s the truth: most people hear “finish strong” and immediately think “hustle harder.” They push, sprint, overcommit, and end up crawling into the new year completely drained. But that’s not strength. That’s burnout.

We’re breaking down what it really means to finish strong, and how to start fresh in a way that builds momentum instead of more pressure. It’s not about doing more; it’s about finishing intentionally. It’s about wrapping up what matters, letting go of what doesn’t, and setting yourself up so that next year feels easier, lighter, and more focused.

We’ll walk you through how to audit your year (ruthlessly but kindly), and figure out what actually deserves to come with you into 2026. We’re sharing how we learned that growth doesn’t always mean adding more, and why simplifying, systemizing, and creating space often lead to the biggest breakthroughs.

If you’ve been feeling the pull to “push through” but your gut is begging you to slow down and get strategic, this one’s for you.

Key Takeaways:

• Finishing strong doesn’t mean doing more. It means finishing intentionally and closing loops with purpose.

• Audit your year with honesty. Ask yourself, “Would I do this again?” If not — it doesn’t belong in your next plan.

• Systemize your wins now. Capture what worked while it’s fresh so you’re not rebuilding from scratch in January.

• Protect your energy. You don’t have to finish tired to finish strong.

• Start fresh — don’t start over. The magic is in momentum, not reinvention.

  
  

If you joined us for the Finish Strong: Start Fresh Global Summit, thank you! And if you missed it, reach out to us to grab the replay or the workbook. This summit was packed with the tools you need to close the year with clarity, not chaos.

Finishing strong isn’t about ending on a high note — it’s about ending with intention. And starting fresh isn’t about being new — it’s about being ready.

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