You're going to need to talk to people if you want clients in the service industry. As an online expert you're either: - Talking to prospects - Talking to clients Either way you will be interacting with other people (because you're delivering a "done for you" service or a "coaching/ consulting" service. The TREND right now in the industry is to AVOID talking to people until they become a client. I can say you will ALWAYS position yourself to more quickly and easily land clients if you talk/ interact with people BEFORE they become a client. Interact with your audience and they can confidently become a client faster. It's like dating. More dates = closer to a confident decision to move in together So stack more dates with your audience to see sales and conversions happen faster. Ways to create interactions with your audience: - Respond to comments/ questions in depth - Ask your audience to post their questions for you to answer them in a video - Workshops (my favorite option) - Private DMs/ convos / voice notes - Private zoom sessions Ultimately the workshop model will scale your time (1 to many model) but all methods are powerful. Once I grasped this concept I went ALL-IN on workshops. Because I knew I needed to interact with my audience regardless. Might as well interact with them sooner and have them become a client sooner. -Dino

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It's the path to a experiencing a massive positive energy spike. Positioning yourself against competitors. Becoming memorable. Standing out. Growing your audience. And converting clients. Doesn't matter what you're afraid of either. Could be hosting a mini-workshop. Sharing a personal story. Making a strong offer. Posting a bold belief on your profile. Sharing personal results. Launching a mini-Youtube channel. Let me a quick personal experience. About the first time I decided to host a mini-workshop. It's me, in my home office, staring at my laptop like it’s a portal to doom. Why? Because I decided. Against all my better instincts..... To run my first mini-workshop. In my head, it went something like this: I’d click “start” on Zoom. Then I would immediately forget my own name. Sweating buckets everyone would slowly begin leaving the zoom room... And I would sit their awkwardly. Dramatic? Maybe. But when you’ve never done something before your brain LOVES to turn up the volume on Worst Case Scenarios. I always remind clients of this. Anyway, I planned this first mini workshop out to the millisecond. Slides? Perfect. Lighting? Fairly decent. Script? Practically memorized. But the FEAR? Oh, the fear was still loud and clear. It felt like that first day of school—you know, when you’re just praying no one notices how nervous you are (but somehow, everyone can tell). Fast forward to workshop day. It’s 9:59 AM and the workshop is set to begin in seconds. There's no turning back now. The idea crossed my mind a few times. Maybe I could pretend my wifi went down? I thought about that potential excuse to not show up at the last minute. But deep down I knew. I needed to show up. That my next level of growth would require scaling a bigger mountain. That a mini-workshop was that mountain. I needed to do this. Still my brain played tricks on me. - “What if no one shows up?" - "What if I forget what to say?” - "What if someone is a jerk?" Your brain is always going to try to keep you safe.