4 questions with Victoria James -Millennial Therapist & Mindset Expert

1. What was the moment you realized your idea could actually become a real business?

When I worked for someone else’s business I saw that I could create a business too and actually determine how much money I could make vs being underpaid

2. What was the biggest challenge you faced in building your business — and how did you overcome it?

Cash flow due to no start up funds which made growth slow . I started with what I had, I used the free versions of things I needed to start the business until I can pay for the paid in full versions, opened my schedule up to be accessible to clients who needed me at times other clinicians aren’t available and niched down to position myself as an expert.

3. If you had to start over with nothing but your knowledge, what would you do first in the first 30 days?

I would have managed my money better. Hired a skilled accountant and bookkeeper to help me keep track of funds and save.

4. What personal habits or daily routines have contributed most to your long-term success?

I take care of myself before I work on my business because I believe my input affects my output. This involves working out , not over working myself and a big one is that I created CEO time to work on the business. vs so that I can position my company for growth and keep my sanity.

My Final Thoughts on 4 Questions with Victoria JamesVictoria James

Her story is a powerful example of how clarity, resilience, and intentional self-care can transform a vision into a thriving business. Her journey from being underpaid in someone else’s practice to leading her own counseling company reflects the courage it takes to bet on yourself.

What stands out most is her ability to start small and grow smart — leveraging free resources, adjusting her schedule to meet real client needs, and establishing a clear niche. Her commitment to personal wellness and strategic “CEO time” is a reminder that sustainable success starts with the leader behind the brand. Victoria’s insights are not just valuable for therapists, but for any entrepreneur learning to turn limited resources into lasting impact.


Bennie Randall for The Randall Report, learn more at www.BennieRandall.com