One Week to Fix Your Business (If You’re Done Circling the Same Decision)

Ep 106: If I had one week to fix your business... I would do this...In this solo episode of Return, Caitlan shares a quick personal update with the community and then dives into a question she’s been thinking about a lot lately:If I had one week to change your business… what would we actually do?So many entrepreneurs stay stuck circling decisions — tweaking offers, listening to podcasts, redesigning websites, or waiting to “feel ready.” Meanwhile, the thing that would actually move their business forward is usually one clear decision and the support to follow through on it.In this episode, Caitlan shares the thinking behind her newest offering, Power Move — a one-week intensive designed to help founders stop drifting and finally execute the move they’ve been sitting on.You’ll hear how Human Design, strategic clarity, and parts work come together inside the container — and why sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for your business is decide.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The difference between business drifting and making a decisive moveWhy talented entrepreneurs stay stuck circling ideas instead of executing themHow Human Design can guide business decisions instead of copying other people’s strategiesThe role fear and internal “parts” play in holding entrepreneurs backHow a short, focused container can create more momentum than months of thinking about somethingChapters:00:00 A personal update from Caitlan about an upcoming pause from the podcast03:00 The problem of “drifting” in business 06:40 What a real Power Move looks like 09:30 The structure of the one-week Power Move intensive 15:30 Why Caitlan created this containerLinks & ResourcesLearn more about Power Move https://www.caitlansiegenthaler.com/powermoveConnect with Caitlan https://www.caitlansiegenthaler.com/Support the showProduced by Caitlan SiegenthalerCover Art by Kiara OparaIf you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend, post it to your Instagram stories, and tag me. And if you really loved it, the best thank-you is a written review on Apple Podcasts or a comment on Spotify. That is a beautiful energetic exchange for Caitlan creating the show.