What Founders Whispered at BE Fest

Analis Diaz Elias • October 3, 2025

What Founders Whispered at BE Fest

When I walked through BE Fest, I didn’t just see booths. I saw faces. Tired, hopeful, determined faces.


So I asked: “What worries you most about your business right now?”

And their answers weren’t polished. They were raw.


  • “I just need my business to be profitable.”

  • “I want B2B clients, but I’m drowning in admin chaos.”

  • “I don’t want to lose my creativity as I scale.”

Those answers reminded me of my own journey. When I launched Aligned Solutions, I felt the same: pulled between wanting to grow and not wanting to lose myself in the process.


Here’s what I’ve learned:


✨ Profitability is about protecting your energy as much as your money. If you’re drained, your business is too.


✨ Clients show up when you communicate clearly, not just in your pitch, but in your structure. People trust order.


✨ Creativity doesn’t disappear when systems enter the picture. It actually thrives, because the “noise” gets out of the way.


At BE Fest, I didn’t hear problems. I heard patterns. And patterns are solvable.


That’s why I built services like Audit360, Roles & Ops Strategy, and Launch Your Aligned Biz. Not because they’re “products,” but because they’re lifelines for founders who want to keep their soul intact while building something that lasts.


My invitation to you:
If one of these three worries hit close to home, pause today and ask yourself:
What is one small shift I can make this week to bring more clarity, order, or peace into my business?


And if you don’t know where to start, that’s okay. That’s what I’m here for.


Comment below or message me: what’s your biggest challenge right now: profitability, clients, or creativity?


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