Starting and running a business is no small feat, especially when you're juggling family, personal dreams and the demands of everyday life. In this episode, I’m sitting down with the incredible Kellie Wilkie, founder of Body System - a leading physiotherapy and exercise physiology clinic in Hobart, Tasmania. With 25 years' experience, a team of 24 and twin boys in tow, Kellie shares how she built a flourishing business whilst prioritising what matters most.We hear about how she revolutionised the traditional physiotherapy model by creating a practice that puts people before profit, her incredible experience working with the Australian Olympic rowing team and the key to building a thriving business that allows her to pursue her dreams whilst maintaining a fulfilling family life.Through intentional decision-making and strong team building, Kellie demonstrates that success doesn't require sacrifice. Her philosophy of "wearing one hat at a time" and staying true to core values has created a blueprint for building a business that works for you, not the other way round.Key Takeaways:• Break the mould: Design your business around your values, not industry expectations• Build strong foundations: Create systems that allow for flexibility and growth• Prioritise team wellbeing: Happy staff = successful business• Practise intentional focus: Wear one hat at a time• Create support structures: Both at home and work• Lead with values: Let your principles guide your decisions• Balance is possible: Success doesn't require personal sacrificeSubmit your Question: Spotify - click the button below. All other platforms - send me a DM on Instagram or email: [email protected] Connect with Kellie:Website: https://bodysystem.com.au/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellie-wilkie-56840339/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bodysystem__/ Connect with Janine:Elevate with JanineThe Focus Finder AssessmentWebsite |  Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTubeMentioned in this episode:Apply to our Elevate MastermindElevate Mastermind

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