This year did not play out the way I thought I would. Instead of the year I *hoped* I would have, I got the year I needed… a year that highlighted my weak points, the gaps, the things that were stunting my growth.
You may have noticed I spent a lot of the year behind the scenes. This episode will help to shed some light on why that was and what I was doing while I wasn’t “showing up”.
Most importantly, I’m going to share with you what I learned. Both from my own – sometimes painful – experiences as well as from observing all of my clients and their own challenges.
Including:
→ The importance of focus (and the true cost of trying to do too much)
→ What financial safety has to do with magnetism & how you’re showing up
→ The difference between strategic offers vs offers that are slapped together
→ How inconsistency can be avoided (to a point) through systems & structure
→ The truth about magnetism (and how little it has to do with the parts of brand your audience can see)
I truly hope you’ll find this helpful and if it is, please drop me a DM or share a screenshot tagging me on Instagram @iamkatelizabeth
Also mentioned in the episode:
I’m opening up my calendar for my Lightning in a Bottle Sessions just for a short time – you can learn more and book a sesh directly from my website here: personalbrandingproject.co/brand-coaching-services
Struggling to explain what you do and why it’s so valuable?
I’m thinking about creating a virtual implementation workshop for service based entrepreneurs & educators on messaging and I’d love know what you’d find the most beneficial:
A) Write the services page for your high-ticket offer
B) Create a month’s worth of content that builds demand for your offer
C) Create a messaging toolkit for your offer communicate your value on ANY platform
Shoot me an email or DM via one of the links below to tell me your fave!
Full disclosure: this will be a paid but budget-friendly workshop under $50.
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