56. From VA to 6-Figure OBM: A Simple Growth Path for Online Service Providers with Sarah Noked

In this episode of Soulpreneur Scaling Stories, I’m joined by Sarah Noked, founder of OBM School and a pioneer in the online business management space. Sarah shares her journey from starting as a virtual assistant to building a thriving agency and training a new generation of OBMs. We dive deep into what it means to be an online business manager, why OBM skills are essential for scaling, and how they help entrepreneurs move out of the daily grind and into visionary roles.Sarah also opens up about the pivotal moments in her career, including the challenges of hiring her first employees and transitioning to a business model that allows for more freedom and flexibility. We explore the importance of systems, SOPs, and resourcefulness in running a successful business. Whether you’re a solopreneur or a seasoned service provider, this episode offers invaluable insights into scaling sustainably and intentionally.If you’re ready to explore the world of online business management, or simply looking for ways to streamline your business operations, this conversation will leave you inspired and empowered.Key Points Covered:✨ What it means to be an OBM and why it’s vital for business growth✨ The power of systems and SOPs in creating scalable operations✨ How to transition from solopreneur to agency owner without burnoutConnect with Sarah:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInAll the linksAccelerator Self Study OBM Accreditation Send us Fan MailFor VAs & OBMs turning expertise into a signature method and a business that pays for outcomes, not hours.BOOK A FREE BUSINESS AUDITFree 45-min call. Find your bottleneck, see what's possible.FREE RESOURCESTools, trainings & community.WORK WITH MEExpansion: 1:1 coaching to build your signature method and offer suite.Effortless Attraction: 8-Week Marketing Intensive (Apr & Oct)Foundations to Flow: 8-Week Offer Design Intensive (Feb & July) Website | Instagram | Threads | LinkedIn | YouTube Podcast produced and edited with love by @FerAssists