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Summer Reflections & Business Shifts

The Small Business School Podcast · 2026-06-16 · 14 min

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In this solo episode of Small Business School , Staci Millard shares three powerful reflections as we head into summer 2026. From stepping into your power to getting intentional with time and money, this episode is a grounded yet energizing reminder of what actually moves the needle in business and life. Key topics covered: Stop waiting for permission - create your own opportunities Reflection is the key to better time and energy management Intentional decisions create freedom, not restriction Money becomes less stressful when you understand it You only need a few key metrics to feel confident in your business Ignoring finances now leads to burnout later As you head into summer, remember: step into your power, be intentional with your time, and build confidence with the numbers that truly matter because that’s where real freedom in your business begins. Staci's Links: Instagram . Website .

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