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What do real people say about business scaling?

59 people recorded interviews about business scaling across 23 organisations. 19 of them mentioned more clients, leads or patients in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was 2 – 6 months. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about business scaling in their recorded interview.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • More clients19 of 59 mentioned it
    I've delivered it, I think, three or four more times since then, and each time it has led to a client.Jordan Hirsch
  • Better systems16 of 59 mentioned it
    What made me want to work with the Perfect Practice Mentorship, starting out transitioning into a virtual practice, and now I'm transitioning again into virtual and in person once more, I needed a lot of support and t…Christine Morgenstern Shin
  • Confidence11 of 59 mentioned it
    Well, for one thing, I'm showing up with a lot more confidence.Jordan Hirsch
  • Revenue growth10 of 59 mentioned it
    So it's changed not only how I approach sales and speaking, but also in the work itself.Jordan Hirsch
  • Team & hiring10 of 59 mentioned it
    I felt a lot better, more energetic, better sleep and I've gotten the same team from my clients thus far.Sururat Coulibaly
  • Felt supported10 of 59 mentioned it
    What made me want to work with the Perfect Practice Mentorship, starting out transitioning into a virtual practice, and now I'm transitioning again into virtual and in person once more, I needed a lot of support and t…Christine Morgenstern Shin
  • Family & relationships8 of 59 mentioned it
    I've learned how to give value to clients and how to guide them to be better overall, to make our society healthier and to pass this on to our children.Sururat Coulibaly
  • Mental clarity7 of 59 mentioned it
    But I had to focus more on the programs at the end so to get additional income.Sailaja Reddy

How long it took

  • 2 – 6 months · 2
  • Over a year · 1

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Showing 12 of 59 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • And I'm even like hesitating as I say it 'cause it sounds unreal.Jordan Hirsch
  • With my patients, I'm getting amazing results because I feel like I'm patient number one because I did the program before I started introducing it to my clients and I had an amazing result from it.Sururat Coulibaly
  • Definitely, with no doubt, I will recommend to hire Ginger.Laura Aguilar

Frequently asked

Is the Thrive Academy Client Attraction Summit worth attending if it's free?
Jordan Hirsch was initially skeptical, thinking a free weekend summit would just be full of empty promises. However, after hearing inspiring testimonials and participating in a networking challenge that led to an immediate referral, he signed up for a full year. — Jordan Hirsch
How does Thrive Academy help with business confidence?
Jordan Hirsch noted that the program helped him stop 'begging' for work or chasing misaligned clients. By modeling the confidence he teaches his own clients, he became more magnetic and stopped spiraling during slow periods. — Jordan Hirsch
Can Thrive Academy help coaches who have been out of work for months?
Yes, Jordan Hirsch had not signed a new client in eight months before joining. Within four months of starting the program, he moved from a $450/month engagement to a $16,000 month. — Jordan Hirsch
Is Neal Conlon's coaching effective for niche, non-mass market brands?
Yes. Mike Johnson noted that because his luxury brand is not for the mass market, Neal provided specific insights on how to execute outreach campaigns that are the 'exact opposite' of mass market strategies. — Mike Johnson
What makes Neal Conlon different from other growth coaches?
According to Mike Johnson, Neal's 'superpower' is his ability to persevere through limiting beliefs and his tendency to keep clients 'top of mind,' often connecting them to opportunities during his other meetings and conversations. — Mike Johnson
What kind of strategic support does Neal Conlon provide?
Mike Johnson highlighted that Neal helps with business plan clarity, specifically regarding target market outreach and finding awareness within a specific luxury clientele. — Mike Johnson

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