What happens when you spend a decade building a business from scratch? You learn a LOT—sometimes the hard way. In this milestone episode of The Spitfire Podcast, Lauren LeMunyan, MCC, pulls back the curtain and shares the 10 biggest lessons from 10 years in business.
From ignoring the “too bold” naysayers to charging what you’re worth, from investing in systems early to surrounding yourself with the right people, Lauren lays out the truth bombs every entrepreneur, coach, and small business owner needs to hear.
You’ll hear insights on:
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Why friends and family aren’t your customers (and how to find the ones who are)
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How to price with confidence and stop undercutting your value
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The importance of contracts, boundaries, and protecting your energy
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When to invest in help and stay in your zone of genius
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How to design your business today for the next 10 years of growth
✨ Whether you’re dreaming about launching, knee-deep in the hustle, or reflecting on your own decade of entrepreneurship, this episode will inspire you to rethink your strategy, reclaim your energy, and keep spitting fire for years to come.
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