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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 19 MIN

86 I Comfortable Doesn't Build a Business — Desperate Does

from Start a Profitable Myofunctional Therapy Business - Replace Dental Hygiene Income, Online Business, Marketing, Systems · host Carmen Ball

What if the very thing making you feel safe is the exact thing keeping your business stuck?Hi friend,I want to tell you about the year I started smoking in the parking lot before I even clocked in for my hygiene shift. Not on the drive home anymore, where nobody would ever know. On the drive there. I had heart palpitations three mornings a week and I was turning into a version of myself I did not like and barely recognized. That was not a breakdown. That was desperation, and desperation is exactly what got me out of hygiene and into the business I run today.Here is what I want you to sit with this week. Comfort has consequences. Every month you stay comfortable inside your safety net, your business stays parked exactly where it is. I watch this happen constantly with trained therapists who have the skills, who know what to do next, and who still are not doing it. Not because they lack information. Because their dental hygiene paycheck is giving them just enough to tolerate the failure.Desperation is not the same as crisis. You do not have to wait until you are in financial ruin to decide that enough is enough. I set a five year goal to leave hygiene and ended up doing it in thirteen months, because the moment I got honest about what staying comfortable was actually costing me, waiting stopped making sense. Your safety net is not protecting you. It is the villain keeping you small, keeping you scared, and keeping you making excuses.In this episode I walk you through why comfort is the real reason your business is not moving, what desperation actually looks like when it is identity driven instead of financial, and what it takes to pull that safety net out from under yourself on purpose.This episode is for the trained myofunctional therapist who has done the work to get her training and is still waiting for the moment she feels ready enough to use it.Grab your ☕coffee and your courage — and let's dive in!Xo,💙 CarmenTrained But Stuck Training - Join Here! ✅ Grab the Trained to Booked Checklisthttps://offers.theprofitablemyofunctionaltherapist.com/trainedoptin📅  Need help? Book a "Get Unstuck" call today https://theprofitablemyofunctionaltherapist.com/contact/

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What if the very thing making you feel safe is the exact thing keeping your business stuck? Hi friend, I want to tell you about the year I started smoking in the parking lot before I even clocked in for my hygiene shift. Not on the drive home anymore, where nobody would ever know. On the drive there. I had heart palpitations three mornings a week and I was turning into a version of myself I did not like and barely recognized. That was not a breakdown. That was desperation, and desperation is ...

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