017: Executing Your Blueprint: The Final MMM Episode

In this concluding episode of Moneymaker Monday, Sarah Beth Herman addresses the audience with a strong message about celebrating accomplishments and focusing on execution. She highlights the intensive 16-week journey of personal and business development, urging listeners to pause and acknowledge their growth. Sarah offers strategic advice for finalizing and implementing plans, emphasizing the power of sustainability and consistent vision. She encourages setting boundaries, delegating tasks, and building effective systems. Sarah also reminds her audience of the importance of accountability and executing the blueprint they've created to bridge the gap between goals and results. As a finale, she hints at a final surprise for the participants and expresses gratitude for their commitment to the program.

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Chapters

• 1:19 Celebrate What You Built
• 2:23 Strategy, Your Way
• 2:57 Choose Your 30-Day Goal
• 3:36 From Hustle to Legacy
• 4:22 You’re Not Starting Over

Transcript

  📍 Hey friends. Welcome to the final episode of Moneymaker Monday in our blueprint to breakthrough container. Of course, I'm Sarah Beth Herman, and today we are ending strong. This isn't a goodbye, this is a look how far you've come and let's get to work. You didn't just survive 16 weeks of intense personal and business development.

You showed up week after week to create something that actually reflects who you are, what you stand for, and where you're going. And this week we are focusing on one powerful message. Celebrate and execute. Put your head down, keep going. Don't watch what's happening on the sidelines, who you're interacting with, who's following you, what's happening with people who have similar businesses.

You are celebrating, you are executing because what's the point of building a blueprint if you don't put it to work? I want to pause for a second and think about what you've accomplished. Whether you've launched your very first podcast, you've built your brand voice, you've scaled your business that already exists.

You've moved, you've changed, you've made decisions with intention, and maybe you learned how to speak about your brand with clarity over the last 16 weeks. Maybe you finally wrote that elevator speech that felt so hard at the very beginning. Maybe you just stopped hiding, and that in itself is a massive win.

Let's normalize pausing to celebrate. Before we jump into what's next. You've built something worth celebrating because you built it with a purpose. I wanna talk strategy, but in your style, not in someone else's. This week, your job is simple. You are finalizing all of your blueprint. You're choosing one area, your podcast, your business, your scalability plan, and you're locking in your 30-day sustainable goal.

You're putting it on paper and then you're putting it on your calendar, whether you're actually handwriting this or you're typing it inside of an iPhone note or putting it inside of your calendar. You're getting it out there.  If you are hosting a podcast, you're finalizing your next three months of content.

Plan your schedule. Find out if you're gonna have guests. Pick easy ones to start with. Post, how you'll share about it online. If you're a startup and you just created your whole business, develop your weekly checklist for client and customer communication. Develop your weekly checklist for social visibility and team systems.

If you're scaling your business, build out your recurring monthly review to track KPIs, SOP improvements, and what's working right now. Remember that execution doesn't mean you go faster. It means you go smarter. People think sustainability means coasting, but that's not what it is here. At this level, sustainability is a power move.

It's what turns temporary hustle into long-term legacy. And here's how I want you thinking about it. Momentum equals consistency plus vision. Consistency equals systems that work even when you're tired and vision equals knowing what you're building and why your blueprint should now feel like a rhythm you can live with, not a to-do list that burns you out.

Set boundaries, delegate well and build systems that reflect who you lead, not just who works with you or who pays you  you are no longer someone dreaming of success. You are someone executing it, and that means that you are now asking better questions. You are protecting your energy, and you make moves with clarity.

You didn't come this far just to start over again. You came this far to rise into your role as a leader who owns results and inspires others through action. This episode is a short one because you have work to get to. I'm so proud of you for coming this far. I hope that you've met people in this group that have changed the way you think and look at things, and I trust that you will take everything you've learned here and continue on in so much goodness.

You'll have one last final surprise for me coming in the next couple of weeks. It will be mailed right to your home. I wanna thank you for trusting this process. I wanna thank you for letting this podcast, this program, and this journey, speak life into your business and your leadership. Your call to action this week is to celebrate one win.

Execute one next step and share your blueprint with someone who can hold you accountable. And remember, this execution is the bridge between the goals and the results. Celebrate the actual journey. This has been the best moneymaker Monday episode. Thank you for listening to this episode of Moneymaker Monday.

Let's keep building, scaling and believing in what we are called to do, 📍 and you know how we end it. That's good.