Assignment #1: My biggest takeaway is Success is built on systems and clear revenue generating strategies to know what to expect as opposed to hoping the next month will be better. Assignment #2: My biggest concern/challenge is Building the systems. Templates, scripts and systems have never been something I’ve been good at utilizing.

Assignment #1: My biggest takeaway is Sales is about asking better questions to guide client come to the conclusion that I am their best bet to attaining their goals. Clearly communicating my worth and value to them compared to the alternative. Assignment #2: My biggest concern/challenge is I am NOT a salesman. I understand it is a skill and changing my mindset to that sales is necessary to serve.

Assignment #1: My biggest takeaway is My biggest takeaway is that now is the perfect time to take action. The longer I wait the potential revenue loss compounds yearly. Assignment #2: My biggest concern/challenge is My biggest concern is failure. Inherently I’m pretty risk averse and imposter syndrome is a nasty space in my brain.

Assignment #1: My biggest takeaway is This biggest takeaway is starting messing is better than waiting for perfection. That’s exactly how I’ve felt over the last 6 months. If I get out of my own way, how far can I really take this thing. I’m not doing anything new. Many people are hugely successful venturing out into cash pay practice. What am I waiting for?! Assignment #2: My biggest concern/challenge is Communication and closing deals. The second biggest takeaway is that marketing trumps clinical skills IF communication and messaging is clear. It’s the second part of that statement is most important in my opinion. If you can’t communicate your value to a lead than you’re still fighting an uphill battle. I want to be able to effectively communicate the value I’ll bring to clients.

Before every course I take, before every big event, before anything I know could change my life—I do this one thing. A mentor once told me: “Never walk into a room where you’re meant to grow without first deciding why you’re walking in.” That advice stuck with me. Because without clear intentions, it’s easy to get overwhelmed, distracted, or even give up. But when you write them down first, it becomes a Filter. You don’t just watch content — you hunt for what matters to you. So that’s what I’m asking you to do right now. 👉Comment below and answer these 3 questions: - Why did you join this community? (What caught your attention? What made you say, “I need this”?) - What are you hoping to learn or change here? (Think big picture — mindset, income, lifestyle, skillset, etc.) - What’s the #1 question on your mind right now? (What’s keeping you stuck, curious, or needing clarity?) 💡This is more than just a comment. It’s your first real move. When you write this out, you’ll find that your mind starts paying closer attention to what matters most to you. I’ll be reading every comment. Let’s go.