By Jason D. McClain, Evolutionary Guide™ on May 21, 2008 in 21st Century Marketplace, Communication, Evolutionary Sales, Purpose, Sales and Marketing Tips, coaching practice tips, prosperity, spirituality | 0 Comments
Part 1 from last week is HERE. Go there to read it for the fist time or to refresh your memory before reading part 2.
Live a Life of Service
There are two components to getting paid what you are worth.
- A foundation of service and contribution
- Skill with creating more accurate and more effective value perceptions
Make a Choice Today–if you have not already done so–to live a life dedicated to assisting others. To be of service. To be an agent in overt operations designed to assist others in reaching their pinnacle–or at least the next plateau and vista. This is the foundation you must come from to act ethically with tools of influence—and to be justified in greater latitude in the type of influence you use.
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By Jason D. McClain, Evolutionary Guide™ on May 14, 2008 in 21st Century Marketplace, Communication, Purpose, coaching, coaching practice tips, economics, spirituality | 0 Comments
One of the challenges I see so many coaches and solopreneurs struggle with is what they should charge for their services. Most do not know what they should charge. Many charge what they think they can get. Some charge whatever the next coach or practitioner charges. That is–”the going rate”. Many charge what they would be willing to pay themselves. Most charge less than they are worth–while improving the lives of others dramatically.
But why? And what are the solutions to this travesty of value?
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By Jason D. McClain, Evolutionary Guide™ on May 2, 2008 in 21st Century Marketplace, Coaching Resources, Communication, Evolutionary Sales, Purpose, Sales and Marketing Tips, coaching, coaching practice tips, inter-personal dynamics | 0 Comments
One of the challenges I see so many coaches and solopreneurs struggle with is what they should charge for their services. Most do not know what they should charge. Many charge what they think they can get. Some charge whatever the next coach or practitioner charges. That is–”the going rate”. Many charge what they would be willing to pay themselves. Most charge less than they are worth–while improving the lives of others dramatically.
But why? And what are the solutions to this travesty of value?
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How to Determine Your Fees and Get Paid What You Are Worth [Part 1]
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