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It's midweek and you've committed to posting your blog (or Facebook live or podcast or YouTube video) more frequently than you did last year. You need to draft something today to get it published before the week's over.
You know creating content helps you connect with potential clients and lets them see you as an expert, yet, you’re drawing a blank. Or, everything you think of talking about feels…blah.
Uninspired…
What's going on here?
As we start fresh into the calendar year, I've been thinking a lot about all the messages I've been seeing out there directed at coaches, healers and other creatives about building your business, marketing your programs or just generally getting yourself 'out there.'
Here are just a few I see scrolling through online ads:
4 Steps to Growing Your Million Dollar Business
Get 10 New Clients Now!
Land Coaching Clients Fast - The Ultimate Guide
12 Marketing Tactics to Win Attention
There are so many things I see wrong with so many of those messages.
This year has been full of so much - so much to grieve for and so much to hope for. As this year draws to a close and you look out onto the new year, I want to offer a special blessing for you, your family and your business.
From my heart to yours - may your year be filled with love and the steady, soft step toward home. <3
A Blessing for the New Year
When you wrap your heart around your business, cradling it with love, you're able to access all you and your business have to offer the world.
As we move into the end of the year, many times there's a furious focus on assessing our progress. Even this year, with all it has brought, I see many of the same messages I see year after year.
Review your 2020 accomplishments! Which goals have you SLEIGHed by this Christmas? Celebrate ALL your successes!
When you look at all you have left to do to grow your business and compare it to where you thought you'd be at the end of the year, it might feel like a big gap. And all the focus on the end of year business messaging can be disheartening. Especially when everything you'd hoped would happen by now hasn't quite happened yet.
