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Merry, Merry, red suits and all that crap (Holiday offer inside)

Santa will be here in two weeks and I’m on a mission.

I want every coach out there to know what she’s worth and why. I want you to understand – on a deep level – how you change the lives of your clients. And that undercharging for your services doesn’t serve anyone (especially you).

Are you ready to embrace your purpose and practice, and design a life you love?

We can do it all, if you:

  • want help creating a better coaching business that serves clients in a more meaningful way and makes money.
  • want it BADLY.
  • are über-passionate about your work.
  • are willing to do what it takes without saying, “Oh, I tried that before.”
  • want someone to give you the tools you need and the support – whether that’s a confidence boost or a smack down to get off your ass.

And we can do it in an hour – because that’s all it takes when you’re willing and ready.

I’ll show you my personal business and wealth consciousness philosophy, and detail what you offer that no one else can. We’ll do a full assessment of your website. And, most importantly, we’ll talk about how to flip fear on its head and use it to your advantage.

This is a crash course in believing in yourself and building a better business.

My one-hour sessions go for $750. If you look at the praise from my clients, you’ll see why.

But because we’re in the season of giving, I’ve slashed the price to $299 until Friday, December 12, 2014, at 5 p.m. EST.

That gives you 48 hours. Consider this a very personal call to action for anyone who has thought of signing up but hesitated.

You have no excuse.

For sixty minutes of 1:1 time with me, to get your gorgeous business working in ways you hadn’t dreamed, you pay less than half my normal rate. And you’re not limited to one call.

Buy as many as you want (just make sure you use them all by March 31, 2015).

When’s the last time you invested in yourself and your business?

While the rest of the world is running around, frantically trying to find the perfect gift for their loved ones, you’ve just found the best gift for yourself.

I’m waiting to help inspire you, help you take action and make the kind of money you deserve.

Ready? Click-Click.

The link will take you to our sales page with detailed information about 1:1 sessions. Click the big red button anywhere on that page to fill out a short questionnaire, reach my schedule and – BAM – we make magic.

Want to be a rainmaker? Take a risk.

I bet you have a fabulous idea for a new coaching package or course. I bet you haven’t pulled the trigger yet because you’re afraid. (Or you’re telling yourself you’re too busy in order to mask the fear.)

Maybe you have launched, albeit quietly, only to your list, and you’re starting to feel as though it won’t sell. You have a million excuses for not sending it out to the world at large. For not promoting it on social media and standing by your creation.

You’re dipping your toe into the water and panicking that it’s too cold and too wet.

I know because I’ve done it. Halfhearted marketing at its finest. I believe every entrepreneur goes through this at some point.

It’s time to cut the crap.

What separates visionaries and industry leaders from the rest is that they do not wait to see if something works before starting. They do it.

They jump on ideas and thrive on solving problems by creating new solutions. They feel the fear of failure and throw it out with the rest of the garbage.

That’s what sets them apart.

So if you’re ready to be one of them, to see your name on top for once, then you have to let go of the shit holding you back.

Embrace the fact that you might fail.

Some of your ideas are crap. Somebody outside of your target audience will tell you that your program sucks. And then, after the shark has jumped, you’ll pick yourself up by your chic boots and keep trying.

Because leaders don’t sit still when something breaks. They don’t let one letdown define them. They come up with new ideas and solutions, knowing that – eventually – the jackpot is theirs.

Most people do the opposite.

Over-analyze what didn’t work and what went wrong. Rework old ideas, believing we’ll fix whatever is broken. Piecemealing old tires until they’re officially one big clusterfuck of patchwork.

But if you keep doing what you’ve always done, you’re never going to make it as far as you’ve dreamed. Yes, you’re probably doing it all wrong. No, you don’t have everything you want. Shit, maybe you have nothing you want.

Sometimes your bills will show up when it’s inconvenient.

Naysayers will be louder than ever before.

Fear becomes a nightmare.

So what?

When you’re not sure which direction to go, fucking wing it.

Fly by the seat of the pants that make your ass look fierce. Dump ideas out of your head and choose one to execute first. And know it might leave you in the same place you were before you started.

Stop believing square one is bad and remember the beginning is where you lay the groundwork for magic.

Look your fear and doubt in the eye and tell it that it’s taken up too much of your life. Because if you have the courage, the creativity and the drive, you’re bound to succeed.

What’s the worst that could happen?

You’ll have to supplement your dream with a job again, at least until you find the success you’re hunting down. Or some idiot tells you your passion isn’t worth pursuing. (But would it be the first time?)

Tell your ego (and theirs) to hit the road.

Then find someone who is lighter fluid to your spark, someone who believes in you, and let them be part of your life until you finally believe in yourself enough that you won’t need anyone else’s tools to start your fucking fire.

You are smart enough.

You are good enough.

You have what it takes.

I believe in you.

Isn’t it about time you believe in yourself?