Ever feel like your business is just treading water? Like you’re busy, but not really moving forward? I’ve been there, and it’s not fun. But here’s the good news: You don’t have to stay stuck! Whether you’re a newbie entrepreneur or a seasoned pro, here are five ways to gain some serious momentum in your business.

1. Schedule a Time to “Sit Down” with Your Business

First things first, carve out some time to actually sit down with your business. And I’m not talking about squeezing it in between emails or calls. I mean a dedicated, no-distractions-allowed session where you analyze what’s working, what’s not, and where you want to go. Think of it as a date night with your business—analyze, strategize, and evaluate your goals. Trust me, this little bit of time can make a huge difference in the direction you’re headed.

2. Meet with Other Like-Minded People

Running a business can be lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. Surround yourself with people who get it—other entrepreneurs, business owners, or even just people who are passionate about what they do. Whether it’s a local networking group, an online community, or just grabbing coffee with a fellow business owner, these connections can spark new ideas and give you the push you need to keep moving forward.

Have you joined the 17hats Facebook Community? Our Facebook Community is open to all 17hats members. Join in discussions with like-minded business owners regarding business, automation, and all things 17hats. 

3. Install Templates from the Marketplace to Launch Forward

Don’t reinvent the wheel. If you’re using 17hats (and if you’re not, what are you waiting for?), dive into the Marketplace and grab some 17hats Templates that fit your business. These are ready-made tools designed by pros to help you streamline your processes, stay organized, and free up time to focus on what you do best. It’s like getting a jump start without all the heavy lifting.

Calling all headshot photographers! Are you looking for a way to automate your process? Discover Will Wohler’s Complete Headshot Workflow on the Marketplace. This installable item guides your clients from booking right through image delivery with the use of 3 Workflows. 

Calling all headshot photographers! Are you looking for a way to automate your process? Discover Will Wohler’s Complete Headshot Workflow on the Marketplace. This installable item guides your clients from booking right through image delivery with the use of 3 Workflows. 

4. Enroll in Education Courses 

There’s always something new to learn, and investing in your education is never a waste of time. Whether it’s a free podcast on your morning run, a paid webinar, or even an in-person workshop, there are so many ways to level up your knowledge. And it’s not just about learning something new; it’s about staying inspired and keeping that momentum going.

Have you tuned into the HatsOff Podcast with 17hats CEO Amanda Rae? With weekly episodes, you will elevate your small business with actionable tips, tricks, and ideas to help grow your business! 

5. Match with a Credible Business Coach

Last but definitely not least, match with a credible business coach who can help you see the forest for the trees. A good coach can give you personalized advice, hold you accountable, and push you to achieve goals you didn’t even know you had. It’s like having a secret weapon in your back pocket.


So there you have it—five ways to give your business the momentum boost it needs. Remember, the key is to keep moving, keep learning, and keep pushing forward. Momentum isn’t built in a day, but with these steps, you’ll be well on your way to building a business that not only survives but thrives.

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One reply on “5 Ways to Gain Momentum in Your Business”

  • September 24, 2024 at 7:05 pm

    Building momentum can feel like such a marathon at times, but your tips really hit the nail on the head. As a wedding photographer, I’m constantly juggling creative work with running the business, so anything that helps me keep my focus on what I love (while staying organized) is a win in my book!