5 Quick Steps to Get Unstuck
When you can’t do everything you know you should be doing, it’s easy to get nothing done at all. Get unstuck in just 5 quick steps so that you can get your hands-on practice moving forward again!
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When you can’t do everything you know you should be doing, it’s easy to get nothing done at all. Get unstuck in just 5 quick steps so that you can get your hands-on practice moving forward again!
I’ve done the math six ways to Sunday and the answer is always the same: chances are high that you’re never going to have a satisfying practice— unless you develop the skill that changes the equation. This tutorial explains why and how to predict your future—and how to get the results you want.
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.
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?
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!
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…
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?
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.
… when I deleted 405 people from my email list! Good to keep it current, but sometimes it helps to put on your Big Kid Panties before you hit DELETE.
Your inner voices can be supportive, but when they’re critical, they can take you down, Here’s how to start turning that around without “faking” anything.
Here are 5 signs that a change in direction might be what’s required, if your intention is to keep moving toward what you want.
Most practitioners wish they could increase referrals enough to fill their schedule. These 2 actions steps will move you down that road.
If your practice were a person, what qualities would you look for? What would your relationship be like? What strengths would you bring to deepen it?
Breaking the ice is easier when you network if your name tag helps you engage new people. This simple shift works even for introverts!
If your work is a luxury it can be hard even to talk with someone new because you have so little hope of getting a client. Here’s how to fix that.
When you’re a hands-on practitioner, you have to be ready to find your clients everywhere you go — including the supermarket! For most practitioners, talking to strangers is a big hurdle, and that’s where Heart-to-Heartcomes in.
It’s easy to focus on the wrong things when you try to help clients commit to working with you. There are 3 essentials things that sit in the background and control everything in the foreground… master them and you’ll find yourself getting more clients more easily.
Adding all your “friends” to a FB group is really bad manners. Invite them, tell them why they would love it… don’t just add people you barely know!
Infographic shows how to create a path to your practice to help people who have just heard about you get the information they need to become your clients.
A coach with clients “similar” to you may not understand how hands-on practitioners are different. How do you know a coach is a good fit for you?
… one of my clients tell someone that he’s beginning to realize there’s an awful lot of “annoying personal growth involved” in building his practice!
… I had to call twice to book an appointment I wanted to pay her for. By the end of our call, there was an interesting turn of events!
The right images used on a blog post or static page can make a huge difference in what visitors understand about you, how often your pages are seen, and how much they’re shared. Why does this matter to hands-on practitioners and movement educators? What’s relevant in the data on blog posts, images, readership? When should you copy the “big guys” and when can you ignore what they know and what they do?
Check your unsubscribes once in a while, be grateful that the people who don’t want to hear from you get off your list, and take these simple steps to minimize spam complaints.
You get one chance to make a first impression and research shows what works best to make it a great one. Will you have to step out of your comfort zone?