The BuildPrepared for LunaBy Marty Park, Capital or Exit
Luna's implementation map

From doing everything to owning a practice that runs without you.

Every business moves through the same five steps. Luna is in Chaos today: growing, profitable, and running entirely on you. Here is every piece it takes to get to Freedom, in the order it has to happen, and which problem from the brief each one fixes.

CreationWhere you started
ChaosYou are here
ControlStep 3
ProsperityStep 4
FreedomStep 5

Control · Months 0 to 12

See the numbers, and stop being the only one who can do the work.

Control is where the practice stops depending on your memory and your hands. Nothing else in the plan works until these are in place.

What this stage is worthThe $250K that left with your time this year. Control is what stops revenue from leaving whenever your calendar does.

KPI System

A weekly scoreboard: calls taken, calls booked on the phone, repeat rate, average ticket, margin, by location.

Fixes: No one knows how many callers go unbooked or what each hour produces

Cash Gap Plan

A 12 month cash forecast, with the cash advance finished or refinanced before any growth spending.

Fixes: About $1,400 a week going to a lender

Employee Acquisition Plan

Hiring a second injector for Austin who fits your standard and your way of treating patients honestly.

Fixes: One provider doing every treatment

Performance Incentive Plan

Pay tied to the numbers that matter: booked calls, treatment plans and repeat visits, not just hours worked.

Fixes: The phone sends a link instead of booking

Prosperity · Months 12 to 24

Write down how Luna works, so it works the same without you.

Prosperity is where good practices stall or great ones systemize. This is where you start stepping back from the chair.

What this stage is worthToday all $750K runs through one provider. Every system here turns an hour you step back from the chair into an hour that still earns.

Operations & Training Manual

Your phone script, treatment plan process and service standards, written so a new hire delivers the Luna experience on day one.

Fixes: The luxury has to start on the phone

Team Meeting Rhythm

A weekly leadership meeting with Christine running the numbers, so decisions stop waiting on you.

Fixes: Christine needs direction you don't have time to give

Lean Program

Small, steady improvements the team owns: fewer missed calls, better rebooking, less wasted time.

Fixes: Keeping 50% of revenue, not 30%

Time Management Plan

A planned handoff of your chair hours, quarter by quarter, into growth owner work.

Fixes: Burned out from doing everything

Freedom · Months 24 to 36

A practice that runs, grows and holds its value with or without you in the room.

Freedom is the test: can you step away for weeks and come back to a stronger practice? It's also when the right capital starts saying yes, because Luna no longer depends on one person. That's the work Capital or Exit does.

What this stage is worthA practice that runs without you is the one the right capital and buyers say yes to. That is the difference between borrowing the expensive kind of money and being chased by the right kind.

Organizational Plan

Clear roles for every seat: providers, manager, concierge, and you as growth owner.

Fixes: Three jobs, one person

Leadership Development Plan

Training Christine and your lead provider to run each location without you.

Fixes: Bryan running on systems while Austin grows

Comprehensive Exit Strategy

Not a sale. Your options mapped out: a third provider, a third location, outside capital on good terms, or simply getting your life back with the practice still growing.

Fixes: Wanting your life back in two to five years

Next step

Every piece has an order. Let's walk through it together.

This is a lot to carry on top of a full chair, and none of it has to be figured out alone. When you're ready, we'll go through the build with you and your husband, piece by piece.

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Marty Park
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