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  <title>260: What Table Were You Actually Built For? A Self-Leadership Framework for Small Town Business Owners</title>
  <description>This one is personal. Episode 260 is a solo cast, and it's the episode I've been sitting with for a while. I'm sharing what's been happening in real time in my career this year, not as a pivot story or a comeback story, but as a self-leadership story. Because I think a lot of people listening right now are living inside someone else's version of success and just don't have the language for it yet. This episode is that language. I'm talking about what happened when I chased bigger clients, bigger cities, bigger budgets...and why something still didn't feel right. I'm talking about the small moments of friction that accumulated until I couldn't ignore them. And I'm sharing the four-step self-leadership framework that helped me stop asking how do I get to the bigger table, and start asking what table was I actually built for. In This Episode:   The honest truth about what I was chasing when I stepped away from Molly Knuth Media in 2025   Why &amp;quot;bigger is better&amp;quot; is a societal signal that hits especially hard when you're from a small town of 2,000 people   What it actually felt like to sit in those bigger rooms with bigger clients and still feel something was off   Why coming back to small town small business was not the easy choice, and why I had to own it as a decision and not a fallback   The difference between settling and deciding, and why that distinction changes everything   The 4-step self-leadership framework for naming, noticing, asking, and choosing   What I want every small town business owner to hear before the back half of 2026   The 4-Step Self-Leadership Framework:   Step 1: Name whose definition of success you've been chasing   Step 2: Notice the signals that tell you when you're in alignment and when you're not   Step 3: Ask the real question: what table was I actually built for?   Step 4: Choose it on purpose, with full information and without apology   Find Molly:   Website: mollyknuthmedia.com   Instagram: @mollyknuth   Email: molly@mollyknuthmedia.com   Listen and Subscribe:   Spotify    Apple Podcasts   I want to hear from you after this one. What are you choosing for yourself in the back half of 2026? Reach out on Instagram or send me an email to discuss! </description>
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