when i was first exploring coaching, i had 3 main motivators: 1. get out of bedside nursing 2. get to help people in ways i actually believed in (my heart was no longer in the western healthcare model) 3. become my own boss so i could do what i want, when i want this could all be summed up as my definition of ✨freedom✨ this week, my wife and i sold our furniture packed up our essentials and our fur babies & officially hit the road to start traveling for the rest of the year first stop: 📍Seattle then we’re going to Puerto Rico in June Bali, Thailand, and Singapore in September i’m not taking PTO (in fact, i still have Stripe payments coming in) i didn’t have to quit a job didn’t have to ask for time off (i can serve my people from wherever) & i fuckin love what i do!!!!!! this is my freedom & i’m so fuggin passionate about showing other nurses how they can create their own version of freedom so if u are wondering… that’s why Nursepreneur Lab exists if there’s any thing i can do to help u get one step closer plz let me know @Michael Taningco, @Anj Espinosa, and myself are all here4u!!! anyway, drop in the comments what spots should we hit this year?! we’ve got Austin, TX Bozeman, MT Bali Thailand Singapore on the list so far

currently on our roadtrip & saw this sushi place in santa cruz, CA i thought “that looks cute, and i love sushi!” then i saw they also serve coffee and boba… suddenly i was suspicious 👀 and trusted the sushi WAY LESS INTERESTING! i thought about why… well imagine if i ask u out to sushi for dinner… then imagine i tell u it’s a spot that serves sushi, burgers, thai food, and Crepes!!! wouldn’t u be suspicious? the best sushi joints serve sushi the best burger joints serve burgers the best crepe places serve crepes trying to throw it all together hurts trust in ur product but this is how many of u are trying to market ur coaching practices trying to do it all trying to be everything to everyone and now… we’re suspicious & don’t trust the service bc u aren’t positioning urself as an expert in the one thing… sushi experts focus on sushi burger experts focus on burgers etc when i helped @Julija Lemenaite find her thing, she went from 0 to 5 clients within ONE WEEK of implementing the new offer and messaging we came up with. She has since gone part time, hired team members, and is a vendor for huge conferences for her ideal clients (EDM producers) when i did this with @Shannon Sullivan , she started a local community meetup group bringing people together around her thing (running!) and now has several paid clients when i helped @Roxy Fink with this, she exploded her practice in 6 months and has officially quit her nursing job and went full time in her biz when i helped @Sydney Rinderknecht find her thing, she almost immediately signed her first few paying clients into a new group program she created i could go on and on… point is… if you aren’t selling ur packages look at the packaging of the service are u trying to serve sushi, burgers, thai food, and crepes? or are u clear in the thing that is UR thing? drop in the comments👇

Should I use Practice Better for clients since they have to make an account for that or is there something else that you all use?

Also, for those of you that don't have an LLC, do you have a business bank account? I was told I had to have an LLC for a business bank account that is linked to my stripe to accept credit card payments

thinking about creating a mini course on how to create offers that… - are the intersection of ur skill, knowledge, story, & passion - ur people actually want - ur people will actually pay for - are fun for u to deliver by the end of it, you’d have a fully build out ideal client profile and a fully built out offer doc with a program in place i have tools that will make the process 1,000,000% faster than the trial and error would be cool to share them with more of ya! would anyone be interested in a mini course like this?