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An alternative to 1-1 business mentoring or coaching
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When you engage with a 1-1 business coach or mentor:
Essentially you’re spending a lot of time getting input from one person. And it usually costs between $300 - $1,000 per month.
This is the service I used to provide. In the past 3 years, however, I’ve designed what I believe is a better alternative.
- You meet with them 2-4 times per month.
- You can email them questions.
- They might have additional learning materials for you.
Essentially you’re spending a lot of time getting input from one person. And it usually costs between $300 - $1,000 per month.
This is the service I used to provide. In the past 3 years, however, I’ve designed what I believe is a better alternative.
Hybrid: Group Me…
Online Course: How To Get More Clients with Authentic Marketing
I’m excited to be launching an updated course about Authentic Client Enrollment.
Why is it that so many solopreneurs struggle to get enough clients? Some of the reasons, which this course helps to solve, are: (1) Not having a clear plan for client attraction and enrollment, or (2) Not feeling alignment with a plan you’ve learned elsewhere, and therefore (3) Not being consistent in working an effective plan.
Yes, it helps to have a clear message (I have a course for that: Message Bu…
Why is it that so many solopreneurs struggle to get enough clients? Some of the reasons, which this course helps to solve, are: (1) Not having a clear plan for client attraction and enrollment, or (2) Not feeling alignment with a plan you’ve learned elsewhere, and therefore (3) Not being consistent in working an effective plan.
Yes, it helps to have a clear message (I have a course for that: Message Bu…
About the Course: How I Organize my Digital Life and Business Files
I’ll be teaching an online course about how I organize my digital life with Google tools (google drive, docs, spreadsheets, chrome, calendar).
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Here are some background thoughts in preparation.
The way I think about organizing my information is a hierarchy:
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Here are some background thoughts in preparation.
The way I think about organizing my information is a hierarchy:
Framework > Courses/Books > Content > Research
The Framework is my overall philosophy about my work. (I've also taught an online course about How To Create Frameworks.)
Underneath the Framework is my series of courses/b…
The Framework is my overall philosophy about my work. (I've also taught an online course about How To Create Frameworks.)
Underneath the Framework is my series of courses/b…
Time to reveal my side project...
Over the past 12 months, I’ve been working 1-2 hours per week on a side project.
I’ll reveal it in this blog post, finally!
First of all, here are my biggest lessons learned…
I’ll reveal it in this blog post, finally!
First of all, here are my biggest lessons learned…
Clarity comes from Content Creation
When I started the project, I had no idea what my framework would be. I didn’t know how clients would work with me, or even what issues I would work with them on!
There was no training or certification that I’ve gone through. Nor have I intensively learned from any one coach/expe…
When I started the project, I had no idea what my framework would be. I didn’t know how clients would work with me, or even what issues I would work with them on!
There was no training or certification that I’ve gone through. Nor have I intensively learned from any one coach/expe…
10 Month Update on my Spiritual Side Business
I have to get real with myself (and with you) -- it’s not really a business until it starts to make money.
For now, it’s a hobby, and a potential business.
A few months ago, I made an initial offer to my new (spiritual side project) audience: Would they be interested in hiring me as a spiritual counselor, even for just $35 an hour? This is far lower than my business coaching fees, but I wanted to experiment, knowing I can eventually raise it up to a rate that is sustainable.
No one took me…
For now, it’s a hobby, and a potential business.
A few months ago, I made an initial offer to my new (spiritual side project) audience: Would they be interested in hiring me as a spiritual counselor, even for just $35 an hour? This is far lower than my business coaching fees, but I wanted to experiment, knowing I can eventually raise it up to a rate that is sustainable.
No one took me…