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Privacy Policy
Here at salenaknight.com, we’re committed to protecting your privacy and security and have explained in detail the steps we take to do so. This site is created from offices in Australia. We do not represent that materials on the site are appropriate or available for use in other locations. If you choose to access this site from other locations, you do so of your own initiative, and are responsible for compliance with local laws, if and to the extent local laws are applicable.

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BROWSE INSPIRATION

Why Holding Onto Potential Could Ruin Your Business

Why Holding Onto Potential Could Ruin Your Business

I didn’t want to release this episode.
I recorded it in the middle of a storm — personally and professionally — and honestly, it felt too raw to share.
But the truth is, I waited too long to make the hard calls in my business. I held onto team members because I believed in their potential, not their performance. I convinced myself we were just going through a rough patch. That things would get better. That people would step up.
Spoiler alert: they didn’t. And while I was busy avoiding discomfort, I ended up drowning in the tasks I thought I’d moved past — and my business paid the price.
This episode is for every leader who’s found themselves stretched too thin, stuck in the weeds, and wondering why everything feels heavier than it should. It’s for anyone who’s hesitated to act because they didn’t want to be the “bad guy.”
I’m sharing the lessons I learned the hard way — from the cost of inaction, to the weight of optimism, to the shift I had to make to finally lead with clarity instead of fear.
If you’re holding things together with duct tape, hoping it’ll last just a little bit longer… this is your sign.
— Sal

The Only Promotion Strategy You’ll Ever Need

The Only Promotion Strategy You’ll Ever Need

What can a rich man handing off a trash wrapper teach you about business?
More than you’d think.
In this episode, I share a game-changing moment that completely redefined how she thinks about selling premium products and services. From luxury hotels to $150 dog treats, this episode uncovers what wealthy customers really value—and how most businesses are missing the mark.
You’ll learn:
– Why selling to the middle market is a dangerous game
– What high-value customers expect (and are willing to pay for)
– How to reposition your business to attract premium buyers
– The mindset shift that could triple your revenue
Whether you’re in retail, ecommerce, or any service-based business—this episode will challenge your thinking and show you how to finally charge what you’re worth.
Sal

Busy ≠ Productive: How to Build a Business That Runs Without You

Busy ≠ Productive: How to Build a Business That Runs Without You

If you’ve ever found yourself resizing a Canva image at 11pm or manually replying to customer emails for the hundredth time this episode is for you.
I get it. You started your business for freedom, flexibility, and impact… not to become the Chief Everything Officer. But somewhere along the way, the hustle turned into burnout, and your to-do list became your boss.
In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it really takes to step out of the day-to-day and into your role as CEO. I’ll walk you through how to identify the tasks that are draining your time and energy, how to delegate or automate them, and how to get back to doing the work that actually grows your business.
I’m sharing real talk from my own journey, the tools I use, and a simple action plan you can start today to reclaim your time—and your vision.
Let’s get you back in the driver’s seat.
Sal

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