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Nov 26, 2025 29 min

Ep. 299 Reinvention

from The Leveraged Practice Podcast Hosted by Stephanie Clairmont

In this deeply honest episode, Stephanie pulls back the curtain on what this year has really been like behind the scenes, including the wins, the challenges, the pivots, the disappointments, and the unexpected breakthroughs that are shaping the future of this business. If you've ever felt like you're "messing things up," trying new ideas, or navigating the emotional rollercoaster of entrepreneurship… this one will speak directly to your heart. You'll hear: Why failing early and often has been the secret behind 12+ years of full-time entrepreneurship What actually happened when Stephanie tried to scale a brand-new membership model The honest truth about revenue dropping, rebuilding from the ground up, and why it's not a setback The surprising program that reignited excitement (and helped clients get results fast) How the digital education landscape is shifting thanks to AI and consumer trust Why information is no longer the most valuable thing you sell The mindset every entrepreneur needs to navigate self-doubt, criticism, and rebuilding What's coming next … This episode is a permission slip to experiment, pivot boldly, and keep going even when the path gets messy. If you're craving more alignment, more authenticity, and more truth in your business journey, you'll feel seen here. If you'd like help reinventing your business in 2026, reach out to the team at [email protected]

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