When you transform your client, they see you as a model, so it’s important to embrace what you want. You can get what you want at any time of the year by asking yourself 4 essential questions. When you’ve clearly got every part of yourself on board with what you want, you have unparalleled inner support!
The Big Advantage Of Being Responsible For Everything
You may wish you had the team support of a big company—but as a small business owner, you can run circles around giant corporations in many important areas.
How to Ensure the Best Fit when Choosing a Feldenkrais® Training
Look for the best fit if you take a Feldenkrais® training program. Ask yourself these questions before choosing where to invest your time, energy and money.
Do You Need To Worry About Emailing Your List Too Often?
Are you afraid you bother people with your emails? Is that really true, or do you need to think about what your list is for and who should be on it?
How to Increase Community and Get More Clients
As a hands-on practitioner, you can’t afford to be regarded as a commodity. Set yourself apart to get more clients and end competition with your colleagues!
How To Narrow Your Focus To Get More Clients
Narrowing the focus of your practice makes your marketing more efficient in terms of time, money, energy and results. It’s a 3-stage process.
Are Clients Getting The Time You Need For Yourself?
When you’re a hands-on practitioner, it’s really easy to lose control of your time. Here are 2 on-line scheduling apps that help in unexpected ways… one of them inspired me to do something that earned $5000…
Are You Wasting Time And Money On Marketing?
Enjoy it or not, practitioners spend time, money & mental energy on marketing. What if it were a waste of resources? Would you do what works?
Why You Need To Meet Your Feldenkrais Clients Where They Are
A lot of Feldenkrais practitioners have trouble getting clients because they’re marketing to problems people don’t know they have. Here’s what works better.
Why Hands-on Practitioners Can’t Ignore Tech
Hands-on practitioners can’t ignore technology, even if it’s sometimes difficult to navigate the Internet or make your email work the way you want it to. If you’re going to have a business, you have to be found—and online is where people are looking for you.