120 | STOP! Disorganization Is Flat Out Costing You MONEY - Do This

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Disorganization IS stealing money from your business!

Ever thought, “Eh, being organized isn’t that big of a deal”?
Spoiler: It’s probably costing you thousands. Or more!


In this episode, I’m cutting straight to it with a bold (and
maybe uncomfortable) truth: your disorganization is flat out
costing you money, and more than you think.


I’m sharing a story of a sweet colleague who said, “Tracy, I
don’t care about finding files in seconds. I care about making
money.”


She is so right. I needed this reminder.


But here’s the kicker: the only way you make more money is by NOT
wasting time hunting for stuff, fixing mistakes, and letting
opportunities slip because your backend’s a hot mess.


You make more money by prioritizing money-producing actions,
executing an organized calendar, following the most efficient
systems easily, finding things you need in seconds, and knowing
you can confidently run (and scale!) your organized
business. 


We’re diving into the five hidden ways disorganization is
bleeding your business dry, from wasted hours to missed sales.
I’m also sharing what to do instead, so you can finally scale,
sign more clients, and (yes!) actually enjoy that freedom you
started your business for.


If you’re tired of your business being duct-taped together, this
one’s for you.
What you’ll learn:



Why wasting time searching for files is literally throwing
money away (I do the math for you!)




How being reactive instead of proactive means your
competitors get your clients (Yikes)




The reason messy systems make you look (and feel) less
trustworthy, and cost sales




Why you’ll hit a ceiling fast without streamlined systems




The sneaky ways disorganization is draining your profits on
tools, contractors, and mistakes




The simplest first steps to get organized for real revenue
growth