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You are listening to episode number 11 of “The Grace-Filled CEO” Today’s episode is all about pricing your offerings unapologetically and GETTING PAID. This is kind of a weird topic. Money is just weird to talk about sometimes and especially when you own your own business and you put a dollar amount to your skill set. There’s a lot of messy mindset things that pop up in the space. Today I’m sharing some practical tips on approaching raising your price as well also trying to correct the mindset that raising our prices as a negative thing. I am not on that train I can’t get behind that. So today we’re gonna talk about it and I am so excited that you are along for the ride.
You are listening to episode number 11 of “The Grace-Filled CEO” Today’s episode is all about pricing your offerings unapologetically and GETTING PAID. This is kind of a weird topic. Money is just weird to talk about sometimes and especially when you own your own business and you put a dollar amount to your skill set. There’s a lot of messy mindset things that pop up in the space. Today I’m sharing some practical tips on approaching raising your price as well also trying to correct the mindset that raising our prices as a negative thing. I am not on that train I can’t get behind that. So today we’re gonna talk about it and I am so excited that you are along for the ride.
When you start your business, it is almost always just you to begin with. There are so many beautiful, wonderful things about being a Solopreneur. But then when you get to hire someone to join in on the mission and the passion and the excitement with you, you realize that you have been given a taste of something magical and you do not want to go backwards. Having help in your business and being able to outsource is truly a gift. And while not all of us can afford it right away, we always need to have a healthy view of what is ours to do, and what isn’t ours to do.
While it may be a new concept for some, online business managers have been around for a while and take all shapes and specialties. Some OBMs only offer VIP days, or project builds, or are launch specialists, or are in your business in the day to day. It’s very likely that there is an OBM to fit what ever need you have.
Ok friends, this might be a quick episode for you, but it packs a punch and I believe it just maybe what you need to hear today. Let’s start off with a story. A couple of weeks ago I had a conversation with a friend of mine who was overloaded with her work. She had too many clients, too many responsibilities, and too much demanded of her overall. I guess you could say, “well too many clients sound like a great problem to have” and sure, it can be a blessing for sure, but when you have too much on your plate it doesn’t really matter what it is that is on your plate… When it compromises your peace and your values, you have to take a step back and reevaluate what is most important. Have you been in that place?
Can we talk about calendar fatigue? My calendar looks like a skittles factory. You may not understand what that means if you don’t color-code your google calendar like I do, but that may need to be it’s own episode! ANYWAY – There is a lot going on there. A lot of appts, a lot of commitments, a lot of reminders and birthdays and meetings…. TO NAME A FEW.
We are a couple of weeks into the new year at this point and I don’t know about you, but I am equal parts energized and tired. Can you be both? I don’t know but we are going to go with it! I really feel like you probably feel the same way. This week that I am recording this, I have booked a new client within the first week of the new year which has me so so excited and energized! I also have a sick kid at home, 5 doctor’s appts I will be taking my family to just this week, and about a million personal things happening. Being a CEO mama is not being ON all of the time, making every meeting, and being put together always. It’s the balance between being present for the moments that matter, and showing up in your business as yourself. Even if that is 50% energized and 50% fatigued from life. By no means is this new way of doing meetings groundbreaking. I mean sure, it will help you become more productive and it may be exactly what your team needs to streamline your meetings. But most importantly, this topic is proof that sometimes we have to do our business our own way. We make it what we need it to be for our families. We show up in ways that reflect who we are and how we can best serve our business.
You are listening to episode number 5 of “The Grace-Filled CEO”. Today’s episode is one of those that gives me all the warm and fuzzies. I love nothing more than sitting down with a warm cup of coffee and thinking through the year ahead. Thinking through What I want to do, who I want to be, what I want to launch, what I want to try, trips I want to take… there are so many things to dream about and I am excited that today, we will walk through that together.
ou’ve been feeling like it’s just too much lately or you are burning the candle at both ends… I hope you’ll listen to the end. There is a good word in this episode today, and it’s just for you. Let’s jump in!
sh. Our brains and bodies are tired, while simultaneously spinning with all the ideas and things to implement. Today I am going to share the top three actions I take after I attend a conference that get me an immediate return on my investment. I might even share some high-level pro tips for organizing the chaos that is our brains. Do I have you hooked yet? Let’s get to it.
are listening to episode number 2 of “The Grace-Filled CEO” I am so excited you are joining me today. Today’s episode is all about setting boundaries with your clients, your team, and ultimately yourself. We’ve all experienced those late-night emails, texts, voxers, or slack messages that ding from across the room, only to jolt us back into work mode. While we could say “it’s ok, I love what I do!” we know that those two aren’t mutually exclusive.
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