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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 41 MIN

Stretching Your Business: Why Flexibility Builds Longevity

from The Fitness of Business with Leslie Boyce · host Leslie Boyce, MBA

In this episode, we explore why rigidly focusing on one outcome is like never varying your workout - you'll plateau and miss strengths you didn't know you had. Discover how regularly measuring results and honestly assessing where you've been, where you are, and what customers actually want creates the flexibility needed for sustainable growth. Learn why strategic pivots aren't abandoning your core - they're using that strong foundation to adapt, scale, and unlock potential that tunnel vision leaves on the table.My guest is Chelsea Foy. Chelsea is the founder and editor of lifestyle brand Lovely Indeed. Having started in 2010 as a blog, the brand has now expanded to include content creation, speaking engagements, courses, and books. The Lovely Indeed brand is known for its fun, approachable, colorful feel, and focuses on easy ways to add more joy to the everyday._____Website: www.leslieboyce.comEmail: [email protected]_____Guest Info: Chelsea Foy, Lovely IndeedWebsite:https://lovelyindeed.com/Socials:IG www.instagram.com/lovelyindeed

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