Hello everyone! I wanted to share with you my new project as a coach! I have created a retreat to discover your essence, called "The Enchanted Journey". I used all Ed's teachings in order to put together something I truly LOVE and want to share with others. I would love to hear what you guys think! :) Thank you so much in advance! https://www.canva.com/design/DAGJ7TgCR0o/jt57tvStLK5-5Hzee-Whfg/view?utm_content=DAGJ7TgCR0o&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

😱 I submitted it! Wish me luck 🤞

Woohooo just reached Level 6!!! Let's Gooooooooo!!!

The idea for this post came from @Carla Cid de Diego earlier one. Thank you for bringing up this important conversation. "Those who pay, pay attention"...thus quote is credited to Russell Brunson As service providers, we often feel a strong desire to give back and support those in need through pro bono work. However, it's crucial to strike a balance between charitable offerings and maintaining a viable, profitable business. If we continue to offer our services exclusively for free, we risk turning our passion into an unsustainable and costly hobby. While pro bono work can be immensely rewarding, it's essential to establish clear criteria for when and how we provide these services. By defining specific guidelines, we can ensure that our pro bono efforts are targeted and impactful, while still allowing us to generate a decent income from paid services. One approach could be to offer occasional promotions, such as discounted rates or limited-time offers, to make our services more accessible to a broader range of clients. However, it's important to remember that our services hold value, and we shouldn't undermine our own profitability in the long run. Another strategy could be to develop a tiered service model, with varying levels of support and resources at different price points. For instance, a low-cost option could be a newsletter or basic course, while a mid-tier offering might include a comprehensive course with limited support. At the high end, we could offer a comprehensive package with multiple courses and extended support. By implementing a balanced approach, we not only ensure our ability to continue providing valuable services to those who need them most, but we also safeguard the long-term sustainability of our business. Maintaining a profitable operation allows us to invest in our growth, enhance our offerings, and ultimately better serve our clients and communities. Let's have an open discussion about finding the right balance between pro bono work and paid services. Share your thoughts, experiences, and strategies – together, we can create a thriving and impactful service-based business while making a positive difference in the world.

What do you do when on a closing call the person tells you that they are living off of government help and they don't have a job? I feel awful for them and don't really know how to later talk about my prices, since my fee is 3 times higher than their rent... What do you guys do in those moments? Any suggestions or advise will be greatly appreciated!