Kelly Collier-Clark on paring down her offerings to give her business room to grow

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Kelly Collier-Clark scaled up her business quickly, tackling full service projects, e-design, real estate services and podcasting in short order, all while juggling a full-time job. Then the pace began to pick up—and suddenly, her business began to feel like a many-headed monster. As she reckoned with how to move forward, she realized she would have to reconsider the reason she launched her business in the first place in order to find meaningful growth.

This episode was sponsored by The Savannah College of Art and Design.

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