The Journey of Mindful OT: From Burnout to Business

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I love that you’ve said experiments

because when I first started in business

I was like is it right or is it wrong

and I very quickly learnt business is an experiment

and there absolutely is no failure

you’re just getting feedback

so you’re always learning oh

you know something that you didn’t know before

and then I always ask myself

ok great

now I know something I didn’t know before

how could this be useful to me

so that has really cause business is our best teacher

so having that mindset initially

about experimentation has been really

really important for me

Hello everybody

and welcome to the Healthy Business Lab Podcast

where we interview amazing allied health

and related business owners

to learn their experiences stories

experiments and transformations

and today I’m super

super excited to have Leesa Tuffnell on the episode

today Leesa

Welcome to the Podcast oh

Thank you I’m very excited to be here too

We’ve had many chats over time

and that’s why I know

there’s just so much that’s going to be shared on here

there’s going to be nuggets of gold here

there and everywhere

but I’d love for you just to introduce yourself to

to the audience a little bit of your background

in the allied health space

Well as she said

I am Leesa Tuffnell I am the creator of The Mindful OT

so I’ve been an occupational therapist

for more than twenty years

and in that time I’ve had lots of different roles

so quality assurance product management

clinical supervisor clinical efficiencies manager

so as well as doing the clinical

I’ve also held operational roles within teams

and as well as that sort of support service role

so I did that for a really long time

loved it

maybe too much burnt myself out

and so

that happened when I was sort of in my early forties

and as testing times they kind of

you know maybe 

make us more aware

of something we perhaps hadn’t seen before

so for me when that point in my life came

it was really dramatic it really put the brakes on

I’m always someone who’s worked with real urgency and

very outcomes focused and driven

and doing all the things

and then I literally just had to stop

I was bedridden for a few weeks in hospital

and yeah it just made me

I suppose

reimagine my life and what that was going to look like

so I decided to make the leap into self employment

a few years ago and created my own business

so I am

do a bit of work clincally

I still work in that space

but what has evolved for me

has been my own coaching business

and so what I primarily do now is I coach OT

sole traders and small practice and clinic owners

to build businesses that love them back

so businesses that are really sustainable

and values aligned and profitable

and I use all of my experience

I suppose in that corporate space

and then I essentially also use my own lived experience

of what it takes to start from scratch

and yeah

so that brings me to today’s yeah

That’s bought again

a great insight into the vastness of your experience

background and a very holistic view of

of what you do and how you do it

and again there’s a bunch of things

we’ll unpack off the bits of what you shared there

but something I’ll touch upon there is

I love to share the stories of

with the you know

your occupational therapy background

schools and expertise

you teach and you educate clients in different ways

what part of that training have you used

your leverage in being a business owner as well

and sometimes

they’re the things

that we often forget to do ourselves

at different points and we teach about it all the time

I know I teach about money

and I don’t follow my advice sometimes

but with that expertise what

what do you think has translated into business

that you’ve used

you know to be able to

to do what you do in business as well

There is so much and honestly

like I kind of go

the more I go into it the more I’m like

that is so helpful you know

thinking so things like from my operational background

and thinking about forecasting and casebook planning

that so much comes into how to manage day to day

referral capacity and workflows

KPi’s are things that you know

often we shy away from as employees

but actually having customised KPi’s in my own business

really helps to guide me

and to keep things steady and structured

so for me structure is what creates space and freedom

it’s what supports my business when maybe

you know I’m a human being

and sometimes things feel a little bit wobbly

so having that the background I have in processes

policies structures

systems has so supported me

but then when it comes to OT and clinical OT

there is so much of that, that I use

you know I’m very much

what’s the smart goal

and then that’s the outcome I’m wanting to achieve

so let’s work backwards from that

so what does that look like in my business

the other really huge thing for me has been all around

emotional regulation which

some people may not think

is front and center of their business

but for me it has been

it’s been huge and I don’t yeah

I’ll just touch upon that

I think that’s that notion

and it’s probably something that I’ve become super

super aware of myself obviously

neurodivergent family hearing that

you know the awareness of regulation and the like

and been out of

manage the the ups and downs in the flows of that

and you touch upon obviously you

you shared the story of being in burnout

is that part of the trigger that then goes oh

as I do this now it’s yeah

I don’t want to end up back in that space

and yeah I think leading up to that

like I was like

a lot of OT’s that I speak to and work with

you know we’re very good at helping others to regulate

and set strategies and co regulate

and all those sorts of things

and we absolutely terrible at doing it myself

and almost to a point where I felt a little bit fraudulent

you know because the way I regulated is not how i

you know taught other people to regulate

and that is what led me to a place of burnout so

and that is also like

the very foundation of what got me past my burnout

it wasn’t the physical stuff

it was going in first and being able to regulate

and learning how to do that

in ways that I was not taught at uni

so I got additional support

you know psychology

somatic coaching

I became a yoga teacher and a meditation uh

trainer and things like that

so it was really that whole evolution of self discovery

and doing all the inner work

that brought me to a place where I was like

I want to show this to other OT’s

and that’s actually

where I first started in my business

it wasn’t around hitting KPi’s and

you know building business strategy

it was around creating really regulated therapist

because as soon as I became regulated

or understood what that looked like for me

the doors opened for me and I was like

I would love to do this

it had never even been a thought in my mind

but it because I was able to regulate

it gave me the space to be able to lean into that

and I’m so glad and I just think

the best businesses

are the ones that are run by the most regulated people

not that they never get disregulated

we are human beings but it’s about noticing

checking in

and then having practical strategies that work for you

so that’s a big part of how I OT’s in business

is actually regulation

that’s brilliant and I love it

and that’s it whole idea of OT’s generally and

even allowed other allowed health practitioners that

that learn about these things

do have skills in their toolbox

because they’re usually so well educated

in a lot of these things it’s coming back to those

and reminding them what we can use them for ourselves

and that’s again the quote there for me

I wrote down that I just had to get down there

with the really regulated therapist

and we all know that if we turn up in that space

as a regulated human being

we’re going to give the best version of ourselves that we can

at any given point

which is going to get back to you before

are we going to get the outcomes

towards the goals that we are trying to achieve

for anybody

and a like so that’s brilliant

I love that sort of little

tying that together with the expertise into

you know ways that

that can enhance what you do

but we also love to talk to your experiments

and you’ve already sort of

shared a few little things there of

and so to see some of the experiments

that you would have done through that process

you just talked about with the regulation

but from the process of starting your own business and

you know going to the coaching space as well

what are some of the experiments that sort of come

initially come to mind that have

you know some of them may have worked

may not have worked but we’ve learnt from them

what are some of the highlight experiments

that you’ve done over the years

I love that you’ve said experiments

because when I first started in business

I was like is it right or is it wrong

and then I very quickly learnt

business is an experiment

and there absolutely is no failure

you’re just getting feedback

so you’re always learning

oh you know

something that you didn’t know before

and then I always ask myself

okay great

now I know something I didn’t know before

how could this be useful to me

cause business is our best teacher

so having that mindset initially about experimentation

has been really really important for me

and the other thing I would say there is

don’t make hard wrong I did that really early on um

and business was not fun satisfying

you know

but now it is because I have that different mindset

so lots of experiments

when I first started in business for myself

I created a course like an online course

I’d never done anything like that before

I’d done training I’m a certified trainer and assessor

I’ve done all of that

but to be able to create something from scratch

this is back before chat gpt

so everything written from scratch

and then being able to record that I was a woman

like if you look on my camera roll

there are no photos of me

there are just photos of my husband and my children

like go missing tomorrow

there’s nothing to stick on the milk carton

so you know

even facing the fear of having to have my face

on a training video to then have that sit in a website

like I always

you know thought I was not a techy person

isn’t it amazing what you can do

when you just kind of have a go

and you experiment

so creating a website and doing all of that

and then what I thought was marketing back then

which was a couple of posts in a facebook group

you know things like that

so they were all experiments

and then experimenting with a business model

that involved one on one coaching

and then getting booked out with that and going ok

well you know

this is a good problem to have

so how can I use that and then literally

you know building out a membership and

and all of it like

it’s just constantly been an experiment

constant experiment

I absolutely love it as

you know somebody who loves your experiment as well

but again even your phraseology of these

are always just about getting feedback

which again

on the clinical side of what you do

you’re doing that all the time as well

so there’s another little tie into that

idea of tuning into

into that idea of every single thing

every single conversation

every whatever it is

is feedback and to be able to go

what have we learned from that

the reflection time and those sorts of things is

absolutely love it and also the don’t make hard wrong

which again

comes back to even what you were saying at the start

of the idea of no right or wrong

uh we don’t need to have black and whites in business

yes and there’s so many grey areas

that is all open to interpretation

so that’s the other reason why regulation is like

front and centre in that mindset bit for me

because every time you do something new

your brain obviously is like

you know going

we’re going to die you know

the physiological stress response kicks in

and so we go back to a place of comfort

so doing something new like starting a business

having like

you’re scared a lot you know

um you’re scared of not being accepted or rejected

or having nobody come and do your course

or whatever it might be having your business fail

those are things

that discomfort that sits with us in business

and I don’t think that changes

that’s not been my experience

it doesn’t get less scary the longer you’ve been in it

it’s just more like

your capacity to sit in the discomfort

is what improves so that’s why I think again

regulation is so important

I know so many OT’s have like

got these amazing ideas and then they’re like

but I couldn’t do that because it wouldn’t work for me

so once again when we get into the regulation bit

when we get into once we’re regulated

just doing having a plan

one step at a time

next minute they look up and they go like

oh my god

I’ve done the thing

I’ve done the thing I never thought I could do

yeah that’s been the same for myself as well

that’s cool you mentioned the marketing

it’s like what I thought was marketing

I’d love for you to unpack that a little bit

in as much as you know

what’s one of the main sort of experiments that

you know you loved

that worked well

that you really got a lot of feedback from

and again may not have been all smooth sailing

but I love to to deep dive into marketing

I’ll put it in inverted commas there

it’s something you know

we’re not taught at at unI marketing

and twenty years ago when I went to you

or when I graduated from uni

like none of us went out and work for ourselves

like you didn’t do that until you were very

you know very well established in the game

so I wasn’t given those skills at uni

so for me I started years ago

this group is now

got thousands of OTs from all across the world in it

but it’s our private facebook group

called the Mindful OT I started that years ago

with probably fifteen of my closest OT friends

and as I said now it’s thousands of people in the group

and so I started that so that was an experiment Craig

I didn’t even have my own facebook account

personal one until I was like thirty something

so for me

to go from not even having any social media preference

a sort of presence

to then all of a sudden I’ve got this facebook group

and I’m posting stuff in the facebook group

and then I was doing you know i

I still do facebook lives with

you know um

regularly in the group to

give training and things like that

all of that was an experiment

but you don’t know what you don’t know

but it became very clear to me early on

like there was great feedback always

that’s a great post

and I got lots of dms and things like that

we had great conversations

and people were always joining the group

so that’s nice and that’s good feedback

but I sort of realized I probably

I don’t know what marketing is

and that’s not a problem

because it is just a skill that can be learned

I learned how to be a great OT

I learned how to assess write reports intervene

I can probably also learn how to market

sOThat’s when I went and got specific support

and I’ve been working with amazing

you know marketing specialist for years

and that’s when you go oh wow

I didn’t know that like

as I said the first time I put my course out there

I think it was probably like three facebook post

and now I’m like oh

that is a drop in the ocean

now there’s you know

we get to do marketing really holistically

there’s so many levers we can pull

do we need to pull them all the time

the same time no

yeah that’s right

I’ll probably

yeah

strategically pull the levers based on where you’re at

where your business is what your goals are

um but to me

I didn’t even know that there were levers at the start

and you just kind of amble your way through

yeah and I love that though

but I think you’ve shown even doing that short space

obviously the different options

and even opportunities at the different stages

because going from nought to three post for an event

is actually quite big and yeah

you know I love to

I love to talk in percentage terms

it’s like we’re going from one for three

that’s like three hundred percent

at the end of the day so that’s yeah

I know you love to take my stuff but yeah

but it’s just that thinking of that

actually acknowledge it is a big deal for me to do this

and this is my version of marketing but even

again a group

creating and curating a group

again a step that can be taken

which I’m guessing when you first did it

and you got fifteen of your closest buddies around

to do it was like oh

let’s just do this and we’ll have a chat

we’ll see what happens and then to think again

that’s one small step the next fifteen people come on

because each one of those people tell one other person

or something like that

and then all of a sudden you again

you’ve gone two hundred percent

you’ve doubled things over and over to now

like if you chart over that time

and how long are we talking here

a few years a few

for your facebook group how

what’s your how old your facebook group say

now I’m

I’m going to say it’s I should know this

but it’s at least you don’t should know just

yeah uh

probably at least four maybe five years old

yeah there we go

four to five years and you’re in the thousands now

so even from starting from fifteen

double double

double double

yeah basically

to get to that kind of level every three to six months

po tentially over time it’s probably even more

you know it’s probably in three months

doubling in that time and you just sort of go

putting anything out and sharing just education

which is what it sounds like you’re doing

in the group there and building community and education

that’s still marketing and I think

I think it’s that interesting thing which yeah

no doubt you’ve learnt more proper than me on

on this so I’m not going to delve deep onto that

but again

I love the experimentation and then your own education

to go oh ok

now is the right time to learn a little bit more

because I’m doing it a b c y

so that’s so cool and again

now I’ll probably

go into some of the operation side of things

as well as far as operations or delivery

you take whichever way you go

but you pick one one of those

as far as other experiments that have

you’ve learned from along the way

I think the other good there was a couple of things

actually that have held me in good stead

so I did a product management

and service development role

years ago and part of that it was like you

I always said it’s kind of like

we’re building the car while we’re driving it

and that is scary cause at the time I was like

why can’t we just develop this service

and then release it

why are we developing and doing and everything else

and now I know exactly why we do it that way

because you get feedback as you go

otherwise

you could spend a very long time and a lot of money

and a lot of energy building a porsche

and nobody wants a porsche

they literally just want a corolla

so you know

or the other way around it doesn’t matter

I like the idea of experimenting and building as you go

because then

you get to develop something that is fit for purpose

for the people it was intended

and you get to have them along on the journey

and you get feedback straight away

I don’t have to wait for feedback

I can just get feedback

and then tweak and optimise as I go

so you know

even in terms of the membership

there was a need for that

because as I said

I was booked out with one on ones and I had

I was the bottleneck in my business

in one weekend in one weekend

I built out a membership

and I had that membership full within seven days

and I didn’t launch it at all

I didn’t market a group I simply already had a

a funnel I suppose

or a pathway for people to come in

join the group and help me build it together

and it’s just grown and improved

and the quality and the curriculum

all those things and the support people are provided

and then even in terms of

you and I like getting to work together

and I’ve you know

twisted Craig’s arm and I was like

this understanding this financial brain care

this financial literacy

it is such a piece that is missing for us as OT

you know small business owners

but it’s critical and now I’ve learnt that myself

I was like this is amazing

we need to put this into my group Craig

so let’s come and and we’ll experiment

and we have done no planning

we just go we kind of

we know what we want this to look like

we kind of know the structure of it

let’s build as we go let’s get people in and

you know who want to help us do that

because they’re going to get benefit along the way

so that’s me it’s exciting

whereas you know

maybe a few years ago

I would have found it too frightening

I know a lot of OTs cause I do help support OTs

in the space of developing

non traditional non one on one services

and the big thing is I’ve got a million ideas

I need to build them all out perfectly

and then I need to launch and I was like ugh

we don’t have to do it yeah

and I think that developing and doing is just a nice

little simple way of phrasing it

and as somebody work works with software as well

that whole idea of don’t build a whole heap of stuff

that people aren’t going to use

like get value from um

you know I’ve done plenty of that in the

in the software side of things

but again have learned

let’s just do it smaller iterate more

a massive massive difference

but I think

another key part of what you just touched upon there

that I want to highlight

is that how you identified yourself as a bottleneck

as well again

that idea of having that

please reflection piece of doing that

it’s something that you know

some people may struggle with or identify or

or push it to the side

because they’re our babies of business

where we often want them to be certain things

and so that can come with

you know

plenty many emotional and context to it as well

but I think you sharing that

and just bringing the awareness to hey

if I’m the bottleneck

if  just focus in on that a little bit more

can you just sort of unpack that a little bit more

for you how you went about that

just to give people an insight of just unpacking that

firstly

I probably had a good idea that it was approaching that

long before it hit that wall

which is it was another amazing

like learning for me because business is an experiment

but it’s also about moving quickly

moving before you think you’re ready

you know and being able to regulate so you can

you know do that

so for me

I knew that I was approaching being fully booked out

so what I had done is taken my ideal day

where I was like I’m going to have this many sessions

because you know

one on one coaching it requires energy

like you I am there to be my best self to help you

that is what you have signed on for

and we are going to do amazing things

and so what I was doing was adding in more sessions

and still showing up as my best self

people still getting amazing outcomes

but the break time for me

like I was noticing of an afternoon yes

cause I condensed my day I only work at school hours

so after I had picked up the kids

yes I had work school hours

but I felt a whole lot less energy

and presence in my family life

for a period there but in my own head

I was saying

private coaching helps me get people results

I may not be able to do that

in group coaching I may not be able to do

it was all mindset stuff just preventing me cause

oh Leesa

you’re safe over here

and you’ve got this great business model

and you’re doing really really well

and why would you want to do something new

and then yeah

the way it hit a wall was I was literally

I was booked out for months in advance

I was having to turn people away

or put them on a waiting list

like they needed help now

and

my whole vision and mission is to leave an afterglow

and be able to help as many sole traders I can

to build these really sustainable

profitable businesses

so they can stay working in their communities

and deliver amazing results to their clients

whilst also being able to enjoy their businesses

and support their families

so if I can’t do that or if I’m telling somebody

it’s probably three to four months

until I can get you in for your first call

like that’s not helping me

it’s not helping them

it’s not helping anyone’s families or communities

so at that point

it was the line in the sand because of my calendar

and you know me I’m a calendar girl

everything’s you know

beautifully organized in my calendar

and I’m like well

it’s not working for me and I love it

but I’m not loving it right now

not loving it right now

so I knew months before this happened

that it was a likely possibility

as is with a one on one coaching model

like

my choice was either to massively increase my prices

or it was it to reimagine or re

you know structure how I was doing things

I didn’t want to massively increase my prices because

as I said my goal is impact

I want to help as many OTs as I can

so to me that just didn’t hit the values checklist

that I had for myself so I was like

right saturday morning I said to my husband

could you please take the girls for the day

go and have a dad and daughter day

I am here and I am building this out for the weekend

and I did that I didn’t have it all in there

but I had uh

the basic modules I had an outline

I had a platform I had the structure

and I knew how I wanted to deliver that initially

and that’s what we did cool

and again showing the idea of awareness into regulation

into focus and then speed to make things happen

because you’ve you’ve identified these things

and now

shine a light on a comment you made there before

of the leaving and afterglow

and again we love to talk about transformations

to round out our Podcast episodes

I love that if I talk

the word transformations that you’ve got

you’ve seen again

whether that’s clinical or coaching or whatever

comes to mind when I mention

that what’s it

you know some of those things that give you the tingles

or an example that you can share with the audience

I just get I do

I like literally get the tingles quite often

because I get to work with

like amazing therapists and there’s so many examples

but I remember working with one beautiful OT

and she had been in business for over five years

for herself and she always felt like

she told me I felt like I was failing my family

I was not contributing I am working all the time

but the cash flow

like she’s still struggling to pay bills

she is very experienced OT and she’s like

she felt guilty like she couldn’t make this work

because it was something that she was missing anything

she was just under resourced in particular skills

in terms of really optimising her utilization

cause we know when we optimise utilization

we optimise revenue so straight away we

you could go in there and within one session

she was like I’ve doubled my utilization

so she doubled her revenue and she goes

I cannot believe how easy that was

so first of all

that just took the panic away from can I afford this

like already she’s like

I’ve invested in myself for coaching

I just want a quick win and that’s what we got her

and then she was like okay

I can pay my bills like Maslow’s hierarchy of need

like we’ve sorted we’re feeling safe

so once we’re feeling safe

then we can move towards you know

those aspirational goals and then

it became more about

being able to structure her business

because being a sole trader

does not mean that it is all about you

so you don’t have to do it all on your own

and so

when we put some structures and some systems in place

she felt like she had to be on less

so there was more time for her family

she could go back to going to pilates

like all the things that she wanted to do

cause we we go into business for ourselves

wanting these freedom businesses

but freedom does not just

you know appear because we work for ourselves

like

it requires intention and structure and some strategy

you don’t have to have everything in the kitchen sink

just some basic things and that’s what we worked with

and she was like this has completely changed

like the way she works

the way she lives the way she contributes to her family

and another really amazing OT

this one like

makes me cry a little bit

but she had a clinic overseas

uh she and her husband were living overseas

she did well

it scaled it burned her out when she came to australia

and then they had some personal circumstances

that required her to go into self employment again

and she was a sole breadwinner

and she was like I know

I can but I don’t want it to look like it did

that nearly killed me like

it was awful so we just started slowly

by slowly just working on the basics

as I said she’s an amazing clinician

and within that twelve months

you know I knew it was a stretch

for her to come and work with me

but at the end of the year

because we did a few rounds of coaching

like her husband said tell Leesa

that she is the best investment we made in our family

because they were on a fertility journey

and they had not been able to explore that before

because they did not have the financial means to do so

so being able to build a successful business for her

meant that they could go and do that

so how is that is just so

that’s definitely it’s giving me the tingles

and that’s why we talk about these things

and we want to share these stories with the listeners

and again the best investment in family

again having those words

I know where I’ve yeah

experience

it wasn’t me she invested in herself

she backed herself and then she did the work

and now she loves her business

they’ve got holidays they get to spend time together

and as I said

they’ve been able to go and have treatment

that they weren’t able to afford before

so to me it’s always good to say

oh yes

I’ve got a multI six figure

da da da

but it’s what that gives you

like she’s now got

you know so much more freedom in terms of her time

her purpose she’s also creating other services to help

like refugee population

she couldn’t have done that before

because she was just battling on

you know trying to get day by day

yeah so

it just really opens everything up

and expands everything

they’re the transformations

you know that you live for

and we see them all the time

which is amazing yeah

and again that’s exactly what we want to share here

and it’s sharing that full circle of the expertise

into experimenting into the outcomes that we get

whether it’s the direct clinical stuff

or whether it’s the

how we support the wider networks that sit around

whatever it is we do because again

coming back to the idea of reimagining

the impact that we can have

there’s so many good

little gold nuggets and soundbites

that our listeners can take away from this

and as you’re just talking

that last little bit I just wrote down here

it’s the transformations sort of

underpinning that is

the idea of just

being able to reset all people’s nervous systems

and as you’ve managed to do that

then people can just be themselves

and explore the things and do the amazing stuff

which you’re one hundred percent

and doing plenty of that Leesa

and I really appreciate you sharing all your experience

knowledge and transformations on the chat today

if people want to connect with you

where is the best place

is it the private facebook community

where else

what are the places

we need to be adding into the show notes for you

what are the places

so the website is the themindfulot.au

and then on the socials

we have The Mindful OT on facebook

with the private facebook group and instagram

themindfulotau and on linkedin is Leesa Tuffnell

awesome as always

  we’ll add those to the show notes so that all

all the listeners can connect with you

learn more from you and

and keep on following the journey

and following the experiments along the way

and ideally getting involved with those experiments

feedback is key so once again

really appreciate your time here today

on the call with Leesa thank you

catch you later everybody

that’s an over and out and as always

like subscribe and do all those wonderful things

to keep hearing amazing stories like this

and connect with our amazing guests

They are Awesome bye for now

The Journey of Mindful OT: From Burnout to Business

Episode No: 26

Guest Name: Leesa Tuffnell

Summary

In this episode of The Healthy Business Lab Podcast, Craig Minter sits down with Leesa Tuffnell, an occupational therapist turned business coach and founder of The Mindful OT. Leesa shares her journey from clinical practice to building a business that supports other occupational therapists in creating sustainable and profitable practices.

The conversation explores the realities of running a business as a healthcare professional, including managing burnout, developing emotional regulation, and learning essential business skills such as marketing and operations. Leesa also explains why business should be treated as an ongoing experiment where feedback and adaptability drive growth.

Throughout the episode, Leesa shares powerful client success stories and practical insights that demonstrate how therapists can transform their practices, increase utilisation, and build meaningful communities around their work. This conversation is full of valuable lessons for health professionals looking to grow their impact while building a business that supports both their clients and their own wellbeing.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 – Introduction to the Healthy Business Lab Podcast and guest Leesa Tuffnell
02:36 – Leesa’s journey from occupational therapist to business coach
08:16 – Why treating business like an experiment leads to growth
11:01 – Marketing strategies and the power of building a community
16:48 – Identifying business bottlenecks and restructuring for success
19:25 – Real client transformation stories and key takeaways
31:33 – Final thoughts and how to connect with Leesa Tuffnell

Connect with Leesa Tuffnell:

Website https://themindfulot.au/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themindfulotau
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themindfulotau/
Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/leesa-tuffnell-66797828a/

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