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This one’s a masterclass. In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Sharman, the Jedi Knight of growth in Allied Health, to talk about what it really takes to grow a business from the ground up—without burning out your team, your family, or yourself.
Daniel shares:
- How he went from solo to 40+ staff across two states.
- The systems he had to rebuild at 50, 500, and 1,000 clients.
- What keeps him grounded (hint: horse riding lessons and AFL tackles).
- The honest truth about leadership, pressure, and what most founders get wrong.
- Why taking on every client might be hurting, not helping.
If you work in NDIS, allied health, or you’re just trying to scale something meaningful—you’ll want to listen to this.
Subscribe for more real convos with people growing things the hard way.
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