What Holds When You’re Stretched? | Insights on Sustainable Business Growth
- kactannahill
- Aug 3
- 2 min read
We’re five weeks into the school holidays here.
In between client calls, business planning, playdates, and an 8-year-old who wants what he wants when he wants it (no idea where he gets that from), I’ve been reminded of something important:
You don’t need to be operating at full power in every part of your business all the time.
What you need, especially when life is full, is solid ground to stand on.

This week a client came into session thinking one of his business assets had failed, it wasn’t performing, it felt like wasted effort.
What we uncovered wasn’t failure, it was fragmentation.
He’d built several good foundations however he didn’t know how they fit together, or which one to lean on when things slowed down elsewhere. Having a menu to choose from as such.
We zoomed out and mapped out what I call his “manageable pies” his warm referrals, presence in his space, and systems that keep working even when he’s not “on.”
We didn't start a business to be always on, some just get caught up in that.
He left steadier, clearer, and more resourced. Not because he added more, but because he could finally see what was already working.
I’ve felt the same lately.
Between sea walks each morning (my barefoot reset button) and real-life business rhythm, I’ve been leaning on what’s already built in.
Not fancy solutions.
Not chasing momentum.
Just doing the things that hold when I need them most.
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Sustainable business growth doesn’t start with doing more.
It starts with recognising what’s already working, and making it count.
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