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Progressive Overload is the Key to Scaling Your Business | The Connection

  • Writer: Trey Gutierrez
    Trey Gutierrez
  • Feb 8
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 13

If You’re Not Adding More Weight, You’re Not Growing.


In the gym, if you lift the same weight every week, you get nowhere. Your muscles adapt, stagnate, and stop growing.


In business, it’s the same thing. If you’re not increasing pressure, pushing limits, and demanding more from yourself and your company, you’re falling behind.


How Progressive Overload Works in Training


  1. You add weight gradually. Your muscles adapt to new stress, forcing them to grow.

  2. If you stay at the same weight, you plateau. No new challenge = no new results.

  3. The only way forward is to push past what’s comfortable.


Now, let's talk business.


How Progressive Overload Applies to Scaling a Business


If You’re Not Expanding, You’re Shrinking

  • A business that isn’t growing is dying. There is no middle ground.

  • Just like in training, you need constant pressure to keep moving forward.


You Need to Systematically Increase the Challenge

  • In training, you add weight, reps, or intensity.

  • In business, you take on bigger projects, increase revenue goals, and raise your standards.


The Most Successful People are Never "Comfortable"

  • The best business minds treat growth the way an athlete treats strength development.

  • They push the limits, then push them again.


The Takeaway: Train Your Business Like You Train Your Body


  1. Always increase the difficulty. If it feels easy, you’re not growing.

  2. Raise the bar on what you expect from yourself and your company.

  3. If you’re not adding weight, you’re staying weak.


Until next time,

Trey

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