I'm a little bit practical and a little bit magical. For all things Life & Biz.
I blend the best of both worlds to offer support to people who are looking for guidance, support, and healing.
This looks like a blend of energy healing, intuitive insights and channelled messages from Spirit.... as well as my own past experiences, and my favourite realistic and practical teachings that I picked up along the way from an array of teachers.
I offer guidance on thriving and learning how to live in what I call the gap. Which is how to get from where you are, to where you want to be.
The best place to start is with reality, current circumstances and your capacity. Then we build, one step at a time, the way forward.
I'm a little bit practical and a little bit magical. For all things Life & Biz.
I blend the best of both worlds to offer support to people who are looking for guidance, support, and healing.
This looks like a blend of energy healing, intuitive insights and channelled messages from Spirit.... as well a…
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Price your thing differently depending on where they live? (bad idea)
Some of us serve clients who live in different economies. For example, you might live in the USA but have clients in Canada, Australia, UK, India. My advice is to keep the same price for everyone. 1. It's simpler. (You won't ever have to justify your different pricing to any clients nor feel guilty about it.) 2. It's more sustainable for your business. (Spend way less time figuring out different pricing and what it means for paying your bills.) It doesn't make sense to me to adjust your price downward for those in lower-income economies or because of "currency differences" because you don't live there. Your own expenses are still tethered to your own economy. Beware of practicing a martyr complex. You must price your offers based on what it takes you to live well, so that you never become resentful of the energy that your clients require of you. Also, don't price your thing upwards for people who live in a higher-economy region. You don't really know their financial situation. (This is a preview lesson. If you cannot access the comments below or have the ability to comment, it means you're currently logged out of the course.)
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What are Soul Gym Circles? 🔴🔵🟢🟡
Dear Soul Gym Members, The Helpers and I are excited to announce a big improvement to our program. We believe it can help you to continually uplevel the engagement-value of your content: Soul Gym Circles Imagine bringing your content into a small group of kindred spirits – fellow Soul Gym members – who will offer you the supportive/helpful critique that you request. What aspect of your writing is landing (or not?) How might your writing be improved? Or if you make videos – what aspects of your video were especially good (that would be good for you to keep doing)... and, what simple changes might you experiment with, to improve the engagement value of your videos? Over time, this kind of peer mentoring will continually make you a better and better creator. How? By learning from the supportive feedback on your content, of course… but just as importantly, you’ll be studying others’ content to observe what you might emulate, or otherwise do differently in your own style. This will result in your ability to produce higher quality content. And you’ll see it in the new level of engagement that you get! By participating, you’ll have fresh motivation and accountability to create consistently. Sign up for an upcoming Circle, with the intention to bring a piece of new content for feedback! Your buddies will be looking forward to supporting you to keep growing. How to participate? Sign up for a circle – http://smpl.ro/SGCircleSignup (bookmark that link and set a reminder for yourself to check every week!) The zoom link for the call will be in the email confirmation you receive upon registration. You'll get about 15-20 minutes to read/share a link to your content (including things like written pieces, videos, your About page, a sales page and so on). We will get to as many feedback requests per session as we have time for. How to know if you’ll be picked to share your content for feedback? Always come prepared with a piece for review! If you’d like extra feedback from the rest of the community, post it in our Forum as others may also comment. At this time, given limited Helper resources, you are allowed to share once every 3-4 weeks (regardless of which call you’re on), unless there are no other members in attendance who need to share their work for feedback. When it’s others’ turn on the call, provide gentle, kind, and helpful feedback as you can. By providing feedback, you also learn about your preferences and what ways of creation you’d like to emphasize (or distinguish yourself from others’ style). If you have any questions about how this all works, comment below. We really look forward to hearing how this helps your content creation growth going forward! –George Kao, Heather Tobin and the Soul Gym Helpers
Just seeing this circle ⭕️ opportunity and joining now! Better late than never 😀
3:34
"I'm not naturally an IG user... can I still build an IG following and help my business?"
YES. How do I know? Because that describes me :)
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🤩 Whose IG presence do you admire... and why?
As part of our co-learning, let's share below some effective ways to use Instagram, by commenting with any examples! When you share the example, also tell us why you think it's effective or resonates with you. If you see no comments below, and no ability to comment, first log into this course.
At the moment I am LOVING Simone Grace Seol - she is authentic, bold and kinda rough, she pivots whenever she wants and says what she thinks. I admire that kind of depth of courage and integrity - she walks her talk. She uses BOTH writing and video in easy to throw together DIY ways and yet they are VERY powerful. She doesn’t “stay in her lane” and covers a range of topics: nervous system, business and mysticism and psychology - in ways that are very resonant for me.
I went online to do some research about her, and reddit has a lot of comments on Simone's shady tactics.
Here's one of them: https://www.reddit.com/r/Li...
This may not be the best link, though.
Also, I understand that she sells lifetime membership (expensive) to an ongoing program and that kind of biz model never sat right with me: how can a business sustainably promise to support members who pay only once, for life? Seems like it would become natural to therefore focus on 's energy on selling, and wowing new members...
Sorry I don't mean to publicly criticize a colleague, but do feel it's right to be publicly discuss a biz model that seems unethical to me.
Woah I just read the Reddit link that
https://www.reddit.com/r/Li...
Fyi
Just like nearly every certification that exists out there is b.s -- also an unpopular opinion. Guess I'll get cancelled next. 🪓 lol
How I approach this stuff now is... I don't have to *like* every single detail about how a person runs their business, but there might be elements of what they are sharing that do resonate.
So I take the nuggets of wisdom... and leave the rest that doesn't align for me.
And not to defend her because I won't... she has actually changed her business model for her "life time" program. It used to be $2500, and now she has various tiers. She's certainly ruffled feathers in previous years... mine included and there have been moments where I've wanted to connect with her personally and ask her wtf she thought she was and what she was doing.. but then I remembered... I have my own business to worry about... and her problems aren't my problems.
I really trust and believe that the inauthentic players always get what is coming to them. 💜
I've only come to Simone's work in the past year, and I do appreciate what she shares on her instagram. A lot of it is common sense reminders for me.
Having said that, I scanned the reddit post. I don't know what to think, nor do I actually care enough to deep dive into it.
I've witnessed a couple remarkable peers being taken down with wild, cruel, untrue or overly inflated accusations that have taken them years to recover from, so I always hold a bit of scepticism when reading threads like that.
Not saying it's true/not true, I just don't like online mobbings and tear downs of public figures.
I also think it's perfectly appropriate to limit comments/delete comments on your own posts. I know this isn't the popular opinion, but in what world did we agree that all ideas/opinions/wisdom we share MUST be open to public commentary by any and all strangers on the internet. And that we must then moderate/placate? Absolutely not!
I resonate with Heather Tobin because she works with Energy and does deep work with her clients.
I also like Mira Rao because she understands that some people hardly realise the extent of their achievements and are over doing, over thinking and over learning. That description fits me.
