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From Burnout to Breaking a Million in Two Years, with Helen Malinowski

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In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Helen Malinowski, a Boldheart member and owner of a (now) thriving and expanding psychotherapy practice. Helen shares her transformative journey from burnout and overwhelm making $150,000 a year running a small practice with two part-time clinicians, to scaling her business to serve over 220 clients a week with a team of 21—and breaking $1.2 million in revenue in just two years.


Helen opens up about how implementing systems, hiring (affordable) world-class support, and embracing the Boldheart methodology and its community allowed her to step out of the day-to-day grind and reclaim her time and energy. She now spends more time with her children than ever, and is starting another business in her (newly found) free time. Her story highlights the power of mentorship, community, mindset shifts, and strategic delegation to create exponential growth and impact. I believe you’ll love this one. Enjoy!


Key Highlights:

  • From Burnout to Breakthrough
  • Scaling with Systems
  • Reclaiming Time and Energy
  • The Power of Community
  • Paying It Forward


Actionable Steps:

  1. Identify Your Bottlenecks
  2. Invest in Team
  3. Join a Community
  4. Shift Your Mindset


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