Laura Kearns (Ventura, California) gives a testimonial about working with Kelly Alhooie (Pelvic biz). She started working with Kelly in January and reports growth from earning about $5–6k monthly on her small private practice to earning $16,500 in her most recent month. The program helped her secure and negotiate leased space, build confidence, and get practical support for hiring and operations. Her husband now works as her admin, which improved family time and childcare flexibility. She cites ongoing challenges with confidence and marketing and values peer and coach support for overcoming those.
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January (year not specified)
$16,500
About $5,000–$6,000 per month
Ventura, California
Her husband
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Started working with Kelly in January, and now my last month, I made $16,500. Hi, my name is Laura Kearns, and I'm from Ventura, California. Yeah, when I started, I was working home health, and I had kind of my side hustle going with my own practice, and I was renting a small space, and I was making about 5 to 6k on my own. And then I started working with Kelly in January, and now my last month, I made $16,500. Really? Pelvic biz has really helped me move into my own space by giving you the confidence to know what questions to ask, how to work your lease, and then just giving you all the support, because there's a lot of pressure in figuring out, you know, what lease terms you want, how much space you need, what thinking kind of past, like, right now and what you want for, like, the next three years, and just really helping to support you and guide you in any decisions that kind of come across. Renting space and hiring and all those things. Working with my spouse has actually been really amazing. We had decided, my husband, we wanted a different quality of life. We want more family time. We want more time with our kids, and him working 50, 60 hours a week as an industrial designer is just not what we wanted. So he's my admin, and it's been great because he can pick up our daughter at 12, 15 every day, and I can volunteer in their class. We just have, like, way more family freedom, which is what we really, really wanted. And he's very passionate in getting patients to come in. So it's been really helpful that he can talk to patients and share my birth story or feel like he's pretty good at connecting with patients. So it's actually been really good. Probably my biggest challenge so far in business has just been keeping my confidence up and marketing and doing all the things that are out of my comfort zone, like putting my in a big, giant conference hall and talking to a lot of people is really not my strong suit. So I just feel like having that support from other girls in our group and Kelly and pushing you to overcome our own internal challenges and confidence factors has been really helpful.
