The Money Sessions
The Money Sessions
Tiffany McLain
$350/Sessions: Spilling the LIMB Tea with Jorshua Stewart
44 minutes Posted Sep 28, 2026 at 6:59 am.
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In this episode, Tiffany sits down with Jorshua Stewart, LIMB's Student Success Manager, for an honest, behind-the-scenes conversation about what it really takes for therapists to create sustainable, Life First practices—and what happens when they hit the messy middle.

Jorshua shares what she sees every day as she supports therapists through the program: the patterns that help people build momentum, the places where they get stuck, and why asking for help can be the difference between staying stuck and finally moving forward.

This conversation is a deep dive into the messy middle, taking action while scared, using community, and trusting that the process doesn't have to be perfect to work.

IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER

  • What Jorshua does as LIMB's Student Success Manager and how she supports therapists throughout their journey

  • Why Jorshua left a highly structured corporate environment without another job lined up—and what she learned about doing it scared

  • How caring for her younger brother after losing her mom shaped the way she listens to and supports others

  • What Jorshua notices about therapists who come into LIMB ready to make a change

  • Why the most successful therapists aren't necessarily the ones who have everything figured out—they're the ones who keep going

  • The reality of the messy middle and why getting stuck doesn't mean the process isn't working

  • The patterns Jorshua sees when therapists stop taking action or avoid the scary parts of their journey

  • How LIMB's data tracker, accountability systems, live calls, and community help students stay on track

  • Why therapists can miss the very thing that's keeping them stuck when they try to do everything alone

  • The importance of showing your work, asking questions, and letting other people see what you're doing

  • Why reaching out for help doesn't mean you're behind or doing something wrong

  • What Jorshua has learned about flexibility, adaptability, and pivoting from working inside a growing business

  • Why business doesn't come with a perfect set of rules—and why your practice has to be built around your actual life

  • What the LIMB community is really like and the kind of life its therapists are working toward

  • The bigger ripple effect of therapists choosing to stop sacrificing themselves and build practices that support their lives

If this episode gives you even one insight that makes you think differently about what's possible for your practice, share it with another therapist who needs to hear it.

And if you're ready to stop waiting until you feel completely confident and start building the practice you actually want, email [email protected] with the word "Ready."

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