The most common mistake made by business leaders and entrepreneurs is measuring their success against the hours they put into their careers. Your success relies on your ability to systemize, organize, automate, and delegate tasks to stay OUT of the weeds and focus on growing your business. Knolly Williams, The Business Healer, has developed his methodology to get you to the ultimate goal: 3 Hours a Day, focusing on only two big-picture priorities and delegating everything else. As a leader, your value isn't in putting out small fires — it's in the inspiration and motivation of your team to operate at their peak potential. 

At the age of 12, Knolly began his career in sales and marketing when he began helping his dad (Knolly Sr.) sell his hand-crafted jewelry at the local college and weekly flea markets. Soon, Knolly Jr's natural entrepreneurial habits kicked in, and he started selling his own line of products ranging from candy to posters of his favorite singers. 

At 22, Knolly raised $1800 in donations from friends and family and launched his first business, a gospel music magazine and record label. It was generating more than $150,000 per month within six years, but Knolly was working 14-16 hours a day, and his life was way out of balance.

After ten successful years, the music industry tanked, and Knolly and his wife lost everything and had to restart everything from rock bottom. Knolly became one of the Top 7 real estate agents in Austin, TX (ranked by Austin Business Journal out of more than 9,500 agents and based on actual production). 

Knolly listed and sold more than 1000 houses during his first ten years in the business, which placed him within the Top 1% of REALTORS in the United States.

Today, Knolly empowers business leaders, real estate agents and entrepreneurs to spark growth in their businesses by reconnecting to their passion and internal compass. His business healing method teaches you to systemize, organize, automate, and delegate your business to create freedom in your finances, time, and location.