Indulge me in my despair. Last night no one joined my monthly free call and this morning I woke up to an email to hear that a 1:1 client I thought was in the bag is choosing to go with "another vendor". How do you cope with and bounce back from rejection? I feel like there is so much mixed advice out there on bearing your soul and being vulnerable and then at the same time I feel the need to withdraw and isolate and protect myself.

Learned a lot from the process. Do not overthink. Avoid perfectionism. Actions over wishes. Focus on the people you want to attract. Use Dan's buyer persona Guide :) soooooooo rich Serve them and guide them (literally to your community) Be patient. Do not focus on the decorations (yea..) Other wins: I'm so excited! I have lvl 3 in this community! yay!

Wow, I’ve learned so much and I’m just at the very beginning. This lesson made me actually think about how I’ve transformed in my life and what I can actually offer people. Before, I just knew I wanted to help people and wanted to coach, but I only had vague ideas of what to offer. I now have clarity in: - What I can offer - How valuable of an offer this can be - The ability and expertise that I have to help people change and become who they want to be. If you haven’t done this yet, take some time to actually talk through your life experiences with someone you trust. Saying things out loud to someone else helps a lot with recognizing the actual change and growth. Writing it down helps too. Just get it out of your head. Now, I need to learn how to formulate what I have so others can see the value 😬 any tips?

As someone who has not applied any marketing to what I do and have managed to stay alive by word-of-mouth (no business, social medias or website currently working 😬), what's kept me alive is being my brand of value so I do everything from that place of how I can help people. My ideas for content that I'm now participating in communities and growing my name come from questions and I see people ask when I'm reviewing and selecting my content for the new coaching program. I'm gonna do anything that seems very universally applicable a way to create a little bite-size bit of information to nourish people also works as a way of communicating your value and establishing your bone fides. Don't be afraid to show a little something that anchors you as a valuable contributor to a person's journey whether or not they know who you are entirely or they're in the market for you. Anybody that sees that and you stick in their mind can be someone that refers you to one of the people in their circle of influence. And sharing "two cents" is a lot cheaper than social media marketing ads. You just wanna make sure it's a teaser, but it has enough meat on it to taste good.

I currently have a free group ~1,100 members I have a Low Ticket paid group $297/mo ~ 185 members Of the 185 members 101 are paying, 15 admins, the rest of some higher ticket product member The question I have is about operating a High Ticket offer using Skool. Our price point is $15-30K/yr so not practical to bill that through skool. How are other people with a HT offer using skool to help deliver their HT service? What I'm trying to solve for is whether I should have the HT members in the LT group or not? Or should I just have a 3rd Skool group that is private, doesn't do any billing, and just invite HT members in there? Thoughts?