From a Foldable Table to a Growing Therapy Practice | Tenika Miller of Little Legends Therapy
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What does it really take to grow a business when the work itself is already emotionally demanding?
In Episode 3 of The Founder’s Backroom, Tenika Miller, owner of Little Legends Therapy in Billings, Montana, shares what happened behind the scenes as she went from working out of a small 500-square-foot space with a foldable table and a computer to building a growing pediatric therapy practice with a team of six.
Tenika opens up about the parts of entrepreneurship people do not always see.
Wearing too many hats.
Feeling like you can never fully shut off.
The pressure of leading employees while still understanding the realities of the work.
The mental strain of carrying a business every day.
And how one negative comment can sometimes outweigh dozens of positive ones in your mind.
She also explains why she believes clinic owners who have actually done the therapy work can better understand their employees, set more realistic expectations, and reduce the risk of burnout and turnover.
This is not just a story about business growth.
It is about what growth can cost the person behind the business—and what it takes to keep going while building something meaningful for families, employees, and the community.
🎙️ Watch or listen to the full episode here: https://thefoundersbackroom.blpcreativestudio.com/
