52 – Our One Year Anniversary: What’s Next

We’ve officially made it to “halftime” here on the Scale Your Small Business Podcast. That’s right, this is episode 52 and we’re celebrating the one-year anniversary of the show. It’s been an incredible journey and we can’t wait to share with you what’s coming next — we’ll be talking with our upcoming podcast guests about topics you care about most. Stay tuned to hear from some of the brightest minds in business.

Jill is excited to share with you a mix of systems and processes that she uses daily with all their information partnered with their wisdom and insight. We would love for you to join us for two episodes per week! Shorter episodes with Jill will come on Thursdays, and guest episodes will be released on Tuesdays.

If you’ve enjoyed our show, we would love for you to rate this podcast, leave us a review, send Jill a message on Instagram. She would love to continue the conversation there.

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