$100k to $10 million in four years: The cost of doing nothing else | Sarah Page | 2 Commas by Josh Comrie

$100,000 in year one. $10 million by year four. When people ask Sarah Page how she did it, her answer makes them uncomfortable. She did nothing else.Sarah is the founder and CEO of The Kindness Collective and the 2024 New Zealander of the Year for community work. What began as a car full of pantry cans driven to a woman's refuge during the darkest period of her life is now a charity supporting over 130,000 New Zealanders a year. This is a genuinely honest conversation about total focus and what it costs. Sarah has ADHD, which she's reframed from a source of shame into her greatest asset, and she's candid about the parts most founders won't touch: the brutal shift from founder to CEO, learning to give up control, and being told she's too much.We get into:Why doing nothing but the one thing scaled the charity so fastHow ADHD makes founders 400 times more likely to start somethingThe founder to CEO identity shift and why it nearly broke herLearning to hand control to a board smarter than herThe charity misconceptions that cost real people real helpThe intensity people find uncomfortable is the same thing that built it all.📩 Subscribe to the 2 Commas Journal → https://www.joshcomrie.com/subscribe 📖 Order the 2 Commas book → https://www.joshcomrie.com/2-commas-book-order 👤 Follow Josh on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshcomrie/ 🔗 Connect with Sarah Page → https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpagenz/