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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?
… about what happens when you lose control of your Facebook page. Don’t let it happen to you—here’s how to protect yourself!
Most people carry business cards… but the truth is that most of them end up in the trash. There’s a better way… and you stay in control.
It’s pretty much impossible to build a healthy practice if you don’t have a healthy relationship to money first… and that means doing your inner work.
… didn’t trust himself to remember everything he came across that seemed to contravene the theory of evolution… so he did what you or I would do…
… and I wondered… How do YOU show up when you’re being dragged into disappointment?
3 Real-life business lessons from a fairytale movie. Hint: Transforming the world starts with YOU.
When you’re planning on turning your hands-on training into a sustainable practice after graduation, you need to develop confidence. You can begin doing that during your training with this simple secret!
—from a woman with 17 letters after her name. What impression does that make? When you’ve got more letters than clients what should your next step be?
—it just wasn’t a fit for him. When you think you’re SUPPOSED to want something other than what you DO want, life can get really messed up, really fast.
Hype turns off hands-on practitioners, with big numbers, short times, spectacular results… Does that mean you can’t get a practice you’ll love?
Why it’s easier to build a hands-on practice with help from someone who sees what you can’t. .. because what got you here won’t take you there.
Building your practice takes skills not typically taught in practitioner training programs. The wrong kind of help will set you back and stop your growth.
Quick start guide to help your clients “get” why they are working with you right from the first session… because most folks won’t come back without that.
If you’re a hands-on practitioner, it’s almost a given that people glaze over when you talk to them about your work—here’s how to turn that around.
If you have trouble making a recommendation to new clients, you be could be losing the opportunity to help them—right there in your very first session!
Waiting for your client to take a breath is helpful. Waiting to learn how to get clients hurts you, and all the people you aren’t helping.
When you’re a hands-on practitioner, moving and rebuilding your practice can seem daunting, unless you know how to do it quickly and with ease!
Curiosity isn’t just a basic human capacity–it helps you get clients when you focus on building relationships first and then on how you can help.
Internal roadblocks sabotage everything you do to build your practice. To get clients, you have to get past them. Here’s how to start.
Hope is not a business plan. To get clients, you must communicate your value and develop skills that are more substantive than hope–and backed by action!
Waiting for things to happen in your practice can be a mistake. If you need more clients, ask yourself one very important question…
Do you use your “practice skills” in other parts of your life? Here’s one skill that stops you from getting clients when you use it at the wrong time.
