Feb 24 ā¢ General discussion
Is $99 a Month Too Much for a $75K+ Return? š¤
Too many people look at the cost of something instead of the value.
Letās do the maths.
š” If you invest $995 to learn a rare, high-ticket techniqueā¦
š° And then charge $800 per client for that serviceā¦
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Seeing just four clients a week = $3,200 per week
ā³ Working 48 weeks a year? Thatās $153,600 per year.
Even if you only saw two clients a week, thatās still $75,000 a year.
Now, tell meādoes $995 still sound expensive?
Because with an ROI like that, itās actually cheap.
In fact, people tell me Iām crazy for charging so little. And honestly? Theyāre right. Iāll be increasing my prices soon.
Short-Term Thinking Will Keep You Stuck.
Some people look at this and still say, ā$995 is too much.ā
But that tells me one thing: theyāre stuck in short-term thinking.
Theyāre only looking at what theyāre paying today, not the return theyāll get for years to come.
Business isnāt about short-term wins. Itās about long-term success.
If youāre thinking, "I canāt afford that right now," then think about this instead:
āWhatās the cost of staying where you are?
āWhatās the cost of not learning a technique that could transform your business?
āWhatās the cost of another year struggling to get bookings or undercharging for basic services?
Because that is far more expensive in the long run.
And If $995 Feels Like Too Muchā¦ Letās Make It a No-Brainer...
You can get started today for just $99 per month for 12 months.
Thatās literally the cost of one client deposit per month.
For a skill that could bring you $75K - $150K per year.
It would be impossible for you to not make that money back if you:
āļø Do the work
āļø Send in your homework
āļø Get my direct feedback
āļø Ask questions
āļø Let me guide you step by step
Iām in your corner for a full year. Youāll have my eyes on your work, daily access to me in the community, and a proven process to follow.
If you show up, I show up for you. And if you follow my process, you will not fail.
So The Question Is: Are You Thinking Short-Term or Long-Term?
Short-term thinking = āI donāt want to spend $995.ā
Long-term thinking = āThis investment could completely change my life.ā
You decide.
But if youāre serious about building a high-income, specialist businessā
Here to help you succeed š
Kim š«
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Is $99 a Month Too Much for a $75K+ Return? š¤
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