Welcome back to Rich in Real Life! Today I am excited to share a incredible intimate conversation with a dear friend of mine, Megan, who's a business systems expert but also my best friend, and my business partner!  In this episode we dove deep into the importance of systems in both life and business - We talked about how systems can help you grow, how to avoid the shiny object syndrome, and ways to create an exceptional client experience in your business. Megan also shared her personal journey of realizing how she needed to work on herself, which eventually led her to the realization that many business challenges are not just system problems, but sometimes therapy problems too! We also talked about the inevitable messiness that comes with building and refining systems and how crucial it is to embrace outsourcing to free up your time.  So, whether you're a business owner on the fence about systems or someone just looking to simplify and thrive in life, this episode is sure to offer some valuable insights into how you can truly become Rich in Real Life! KEY POINTS  - How embracing systems can drive growth, reduce distractions, and enhance client experience - The importance of differentiating between system problems and personal growth challenges in business  - The messy but vital process of building and refining systems for business success - How outsourcing tasks will save time and provide you freedom to focus on income-generating activities  - The foundation for success in business is found in your personal life  QUOTABLES  "It's really hard for people to understand that transactions aren't a dollar sign." - Jessica Hurley. "Go ahead and take a look at your life. How can you make it more simple?" - Megan. "I know everyone's talking about outsourcing, but really consider writing down how much it is to outsource certain things." - Jessica Hurley. RESOURCES Megan Galane  Instagram | @megangalane LinkedIn | @megangalane  Love what you’re hearing? Follow Jessica Hurley and share the love! IG | @jessicahurley__  Rich In Real Life is produced by EPYC Media Network