The Worst Part about Having a Healing Practice.
A lot of practitioners have the SAME problem.
What almost all of them say is the worst part about building their practice?
The unpredictable flow of clients.
The ones who take action will focus on the problem. They put it on their calendar. They’ll call an accountability buddy.
They pause their role as a practitioner and put on their “business” hat to try to get some eyeballs on their practice and they all come up with almost identical next steps!
The first places they go are Instagram and Facebook. They try to promote their practice and share their website, or talk about how they love helping people.
So what happens once they hit post?
Their friends and family click like, of course. Some even leave supportive comments and cheer on their positive work in the world. It feels so supportive!
In a moment of needing more clients, people with community feel that love from folks they’ve known for years.
But there’s still one critical problem.
Engagement from friends and family just DOESN’T TRANSLATE to new clients.
You could keep doing the same thing
. . .but I can tell you from experience, the people who first celebrate your vision start to get tired (yes. of clicking “like”).
Little-by-little the support starts to drop off.
People start to tune you out or might even unfollow you.
You want to contribute your gifts to the world, but you also want a steady flow of new clients. You’re ready to break out of the slow and unpredictable drip of referrals from your existing network, we can help you break out of the rut, reach the right people (that you DON’T ALREADY KNOW), and build you practice so you have the ultimate tool for freedom as a practitioner: a waitlist.