We often think of money as a tool, a resource that holds energy, or a core survival need. However, we’re looking today at how we can create a more fun, loving, joyful relationship with money. After all, money is a huge factor in your business, so a loving relationship with money is the key to having a business that you love.
This week, I’m sharing a case study from one of my clients which culminates in a lesson all about how to stop quitting on yourself. This client is a life coach specifically for women in midlife, helping them reinvent themselves, and I’m guiding you through the coaching I’ve been doing with her for the last couple of weeks.
This week, I’m sharing a case study from one of my clients which culminates in a lesson all about how to stop quitting on yourself. This client is a life coach specifically for women in midlife, helping them reinvent themselves, and I’m guiding you through the coaching I’ve been doing with her for the last couple of weeks.
Nobody in the industry is talking about selling like it is a sacred encounter. However, I believe this is a missing piece of the selling puzzle. With the bro-marketing and high-pressure sales tactics out there, we need to reverse the conversation and stop thinking about selling as a form of manipulation.
We’re over the halfway point of the year. When you look at your goals for the rest of the year, what’s working? What’s not working? And what do you want to do differently? Some entrepreneurs don’t set income goals for their businesses because they’re scared of not hitting them. But the truth is, if you don’t set goals you believe in, it’s impossible to create success.
We’ll never have everything worked out 100%. But when you can get clear on your relationship with money and your relationship with your inner child, you can leverage these things to close more sales and make more money as an entrepreneur.