7 Ways to Spend Time Without Wasting It
When you have “extra” time on your hands, do you spend it with or without intention? Here are 7 ways to use time you didn’t expect t have without watching part of your life simply disappear without value.
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Feel Like Crying? Me, Too.
There’s no point in hiding your feelings about the pandemic. But if you’re here for something bigger — like transformational work — you need to make sure that you don’t get stuck there. Here are some ideas for coping with those times.
Your FAT Habits Can Change Your Practice
We all have habits of feeling, acting and thinking. I call them “FAT habits” and like pretty much every habit, their function is to limit choice. When habits affect your ability to build a sustainable business and lead to helping only a fraction of the people you’re here to serve, it pays to see where they’re hiding.
How To Be a Hero When You Feel Like a Wallflower
If you feel like a wallflower in social settings, you could be missing the chance to connect with people who would see you as a hero–if only you felt like you could talk to them! Here’s how to make that happen.
Your Life PhD Makes You Unique
Focusing on what sets you apart from every other practitioner makes it easy for people to recognize that you can help them. It makes it possible for you to maximize the time, money and energy you spend on advertising. And it increases the likelihood that you’ll find yourself on the path to getting 80% of your first-time clients to say YES to long-term work with you.
3 Ways To Stop Money Drama From Taking You Down
Most hands-on practitioners aren’t “in it” to make a fortune. But because we’re conflicted about it, we tend to push money away at the same time we’re trying to build a practice. That’s not good for you, or for your clients. Here are 3 ways you might see it in your practice, and how to change things for the better.
Do You Really Need An Ideal Client?
You and I both know you aren’t an internet marketer. But they seem to be the ones telling everybody what they need to do online to attract clients. As a hands-on practitioner, you CAN do it your own way–you just need to get past the hype and the idea that demographics are the be-all-end-all of client attraction–and understand what you need to do instead.
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 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!
What To Do When “Faking It” Isn’t An Option
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.
Protected: Why Being Exclusive Is Better For Your Practice
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Today I Had a Look at Unsubscribes From My Email List
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.
Today I Read that Charles Darwin…
… 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…
Waiting For Godot Will Never Be A Good Use Of Your Time
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.
How To Stop Sabotaging Your Efforts To Get Clients
Internal roadblocks sabotage everything you do to build your practice. To get clients, you have to get past them. Here’s how to start.
Do You Need To KNOW More—or USE What You Know… More?
A relatively new practitioner I’m working with told me about something she did that was really daring, and I thought it was brilliant because it neatly sidestepped a trap most practitioners fall into!
The Gifts You Bring
Year’s End is rapidly approaching, and no matter what you celebrate, you’re probably planning to bring a gift somewhere, sometime in the next few weeks…
To Get More Clients, Get the Help You Need
To get more clients — the clients you want — get the help you need. Look for a good fit, and go for it. It will changes lives — your own included!
To Get More Clients, Be Thankful That Only You Can Do Your Work
When you’re looking for Feldenkrais clients, it might seem like you should be doing what everyone else is doing… but you are here to do your own work, and that’s exactly why your clients love working with you!
To Get More Clients, Treasure Your Life Story, Tell It with Passion
People are attracted to you because of what who you are — and that means ALL of who you are. Learning to tell your story with passion is one of the most important things you can do to help potential clients realize they’re in the right place!
To Get More Clients, Get Takeaways
One of the key moments in learning is consolidation. If you want to get more Feldenkrais clients, it’s useful to take a few minutes to pull together the key pieces you are taking away from any experience, even reading a month of blog posts.
To Get More Clients, Don’t Re-Invent the Wheel
If you want to get more clients, it helps to have a mentor. Allison Rapp has had the kind of success you’re looking for, and has created a method derived from what you learned in your Feldenkrais training. What could be easier?
To Get More Clients, Check Your Compost Pile!
Your personal experience underlies everything you do with your Feldenkrais clients! Choosing the part of your life story that attracts the clients you want is important to getting a practice filled with ideal clients.
To Get More Clients, Draw On Your Compost Pile
Your personal compost pile can get pretty hot at times! That’s usually when you want to run away from it. But honestly, that’s one of the
To Get More Clients, Embrace What You’ve Overcome
Clients appreciate knowing that you aren’t perfect. They like to know that you’ve overcome what they’re working on and it gives them confidence that you can help them do what you did. So, to get more Feldenkrais clients, embrace the obstacles you’ve overcome.