What happens when you step into a room where the “smallest” businesses are still doing millions a year?

In this episode, Nikki and Gabrielle share their biggest takeaways after spending two days at Acquisition.com headquarters in Las Vegas with Alex Hormozi, and the executive team.

They break down what it was like to be surrounded by founders building $10M–$50M+ companies, the frameworks that stood out most, and how those lessons translate directly to chiropractic practices and service-based businesses.

One of the biggest themes of the event was simple but powerful:
Every business has a constraint - and growth comes from identifying it and solving it.

Nikki and Gabrielle discuss how the Acquisition.com team approaches business problems with extreme intentionality, data, and systems — and why that mindset is exactly what most entrepreneurs are missing.

If you're building a practice, scaling a business, or trying to break through your current revenue ceiling, this episode will challenge how you think about growth.

In This Episode
• What it was like attending a private workshop at Acquisition.com headquarters
• The surprising range of businesses scaling to $10M+ and beyond
• Why identifying your business constraint is the fastest way to grow
• The level of intentionality and preparation the Hormozi team brings to everything they do
• How high-level companies think about systems, structure, and execution
• Why scaling a business isn’t about working harder — it’s about solving the right problem
• The mindset shifts that happen when you get in rooms with bigger operators

Key Takeaway

Most business owners don’t have a motivation problem.
They have a clarity problem.

When you identify the real constraint in your business, the path forward becomes obvious.

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Gabrielle: @dr.gabriellemanto

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Inside Acquisition.com: What We Learned From Alex Hormozi’s Team