We've all gotten terrible advice that sounded good at the time. Mine: "Just post more on social media and the clients will come." Spoiler: They didn't. I was exhausted and broke. 👇 YOUR TURN: What's the worst business advice you've ever received—and what did you learn from ignoring it? Drop it below!

Can we talk about sales for a second? 🎤 Because I'm SO over the bro-marketing bullshit that tells you to "just close harder" and "overcome objections" like you're in a goddamn boxing match. 🥊 And I'm equally over the passive "just put it out there and trust the universe" energy that leaves money on the table. ✨🙄 There's a third way. And it's strategic AF. 🧠 Here's What Strategic Sales Actually Looks Like: 👇 It's masculine AND feminine. 🔥💧 It's structured (masculine) but relationship-focused (feminine). It's direct (masculine) but empathetic (feminine). It's results-driven (masculine) but values-aligned (feminine). You're not chasing people in the DMs like a desperate ex. 📱❌ You're creating a path that naturally leads qualified people to say "yes" to working with you. You're not "overcoming objections." 🚫 You're having real conversations that help people make aligned decisions - whether that's a YES or a NO. You're not manipulating urgency. ⏰ You're being honest about capacity, enrollment windows, and what's actually available. You're not being pushy. 💪❌ You're being clear, confident, and unapologetic about the transformation you offer. The Difference Is HUGE: 💥 Sleazy sales = Sliding into DMs uninvited, "Hey hun!" energy, fake scarcity, pressure tactics 🤮 Strategic sales = Clear CTAs, consultation processes, qualifying questions, genuine conversations 💬 Passive sales = "Link in bio if you're interested" and hoping someone magically buys 🤞 Strategic sales = Intentional nurture sequences, strategic offers, and invitations that feel good to make 💌 Here's The Real Strategy: 🎯 Build trust FIRST. 🤝 Your content, your engagement, your value - it all builds the foundation so when you make an offer, people are already warmed up. Qualify before you sell. ✅ Not everyone is your person. Strategic sales means knowing who you serve best and only inviting THOSE people to work with you. Make it easy to say yes. 🎁 Clear pricing. Simple process. No guessing games. No "DM me for details" mysterious bullshit.

DID YOU COMPLETE THE WEEKEND CHALLENGE? This weekend's challenge was to map out your client journey from first touchpoint to final deliverable and identify ONE bottleneck slowing down your sales process or delivery. 👇 DROP YOUR RESULTS BELOW: ✅ What bottleneck did you identify? ✅ What did you fix (or plan to fix)? ✅ What changed when you mapped it out? DIDN'T FINISH? No shame. Drop what you learned or where you got stuck. The community's here to help. Let's see those results! Who crushed this challenge?

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What's the #1 thing you wish someone had told you when you started your coaching/consulting business? Let's help the newbies avoid our expensive mistakes. 💸 I'LL GO FIRST: I wish someone had told me that "doing more" isn't the answer. Strategic leverage beats hustle every damn time. Took me years (and burnout) to figure that out. 👇 YOUR TURN: What's yours? Drop it below.