Jan. 13, 2026

Build Discipline Around The Things That Matter To You With Marie Torossian

What if the numbers already told you why growth stopped but you ignored them? Marie Torossian exposes the discipline gap that keeps entrepreneurs busy, stressed, and stuck.

What if your business is failing because you refuse to look at the numbers? Marie Torossian brings the answers, exposing how most entrepreneurs stay busy while quietly bleeding cash.

She breaks down why discipline, financial truth, and real execution matter more than motivation or ideas. This episode gives you clear, no excuse actions to face your numbers, fix the leaks, and start making decisions that actually grow your business.

 

To connect with Marie Torossian:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marie.torossian.your10xcpa

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marietorossianyour10xcpa/

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Tiktok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@marietorossiancpa?lang=en

Website: https://theprofitlab.biz/

https://marietorossiancpa.com/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@marietorossiancpa/featured

 

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My entrepreneurial journey began at age 11, working alongside my father in his business. Those early experiences taught me something most CPAs never learn in a classroom: business owners don't just need someone to count the numbers—they need someone who understands how to use those numbers to drive growth, manage risk, and build lasting value.

That realization shaped my entire career.

After decades as an auditor, CFO, and advisor across industries, I saw the same pattern: owners were working hard, revenue was growing, but financial clarity wasn’t. Decisions were being made based on gut feel and bank balance—not a clear view of profit, cash flow, and risk.

That’s where the right framework changes everything.