In this raw, honest solo episode of the Transform My Dance Studio Podcast, Olivia Mode-Cater shares something many studio owners feel, but rarely say out loud: she fell out of love with her business.

After years of leadership, growth, and responsibility, the joy that once fueled her work quietly faded into exhaustion, pressure, and misalignment. In this episode, Olivia opens up about the emotional weight studio owners carry, the shame that often comes with success, and the subtle signs that something needs to change before burnout forces your hand.

This conversation isn't about blowing everything up or chasing the next tactic. It's about creating space, listening differently, and rebuilding your studio in a way that supports clarity, sustainability, and self-trust.

If you've ever thought, "I love my studio… but something feels off," this episode will remind you that you're not broken, and you're not alone.

You'll hear:

Why falling out of love with your studio doesn't mean you're failing

The hidden emotional load studio owners carry as leaders

How misalignment between effort and reward drains joy over time

Why you don't need to burn everything down to rebuild

The power of people, purpose, and perspective in restoring meaning

What it actually takes to lead with clarity, sustainability, and self-trust

How to give yourself permission to reset without guilt

This episode kicks off a new era of Transform My Dance Studio — one rooted in truth, humanity, and helping studio owners build businesses that work for them, not just because of them.

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