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How do you personalized their experience?
What do you do to personalize their experience? I say they because it's shorter than saying your client, customer or guest. When they work with you...whether it's at the very beginning, middle or end, what kind of personalization do you incorporate or infuse into their experience with you?
2 likes • Feb '25
I have my clients complete an ā€œall about youā€ questionnaire. I use this for special occasions to enhance the experience.
Feedback
Do you ask your clients / customers for feedabck?
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2 likes • Oct '24
Without feedback, you have no way to know how you could improve your services. It's good to hear what's working, so you can continue. And what's not working so you can tweak. Obviously, you can't cater to everyone's needs and wants, as they can be vastly different. But if you see a trend with the majority, then it's usually an indicator that something is/is not working.
0 likes • Oct '24
@MaryBeth Wimmer I have a chat and tell them that I am looking to enhance participant / client experience and ask if they'd be willing to provide honest feedback. I have a giggle as I say, "I welcome the good bad and the ugly" Then I let them know that they will be helping me provide a better experience for future participants / clients. I ask what they gained from my service, if I met expectations, if not, what were their expectations, anything they felt I could have added or delved into more, and an overview of their experience... Basically what I could have done better to make it a more positive experience.
That one thing
What is ONE thing I can help you with today? Ask me anything!
That one thing
2 likes • Oct '24
@Michelle Ellis This resonated with me. Especially, " if I don't share my experience with them, I could be the reason they don't experience a Transformation" This weekend, I had a moment where my limiting beliefs were shattered. This helped me with the imposter syndrome. Crazy how things happen when you need it. I have two friends that have been going through a hard time, and I was able to take the work I do and tailor it to help them individually (not intentionally working with them but being a friend and guiding them) Then I brought them together this past weekend for friend time, and introduced them to some activities as a group. We all participated. They both told me how much I have helped them over this past few weeks. And that they feel a shift they didn't feel before, and that they are excited about what is to come. This is huge. I wasn't even trying. I was just trying to be a friend and share some things that have helped me on my journey. Turns out it was exactly what they needed and now they want to do more of it. I need to change my mindset, so that I don't put added pressure on myself.
1 like • Oct '24
@Michelle Ellis Thank you! :)
Advice too good not to share
From Leila Hormozi šŸ‘‡ 12 life lessons my husband taught me that made me the woman I am today: 1) It’s okay to be weird. Different. Misunderstood. Normal people get normal outcomes - your weirdness is a gift. 2) You’re not bad at anything. You need more reps. Stop judging yourself and do the work. 3) At the end of the day we are a tiny spec within a giant galaxy and when we die nothing matters. So stop putting so much pressure on yourself. 4) Anxiety isn’t bad. Being terrified isn’t bad. Fear isn’t bad. Worst case is you continue to feel bad, but you won’t die. 5) Your life is a story. When you’re faced with hard times ask yourself: "What story do I want to tell about what happens next?" 6) Material things are only valuable if they give you attention back rather than take it. 7) If someone hates you and it bothers you. There’s probably truth to it. And so what? 8.) Fight for what you want. You can’t expect people to give it to you just because you’re a good person. Be a good person and ALSO fight for it. 9) There are no rules on how much and when to work. When and how to workout. How to be married. Rules are a substitute for people who don’t have values. 10) You don’t need therapy for everything. Accept life is unbearably painful at times, and that’s okay. 11) Happy people don’t spend their lives TRYING to be happy, they do what they want and happiness is a byproduct. 12) The person that’s capable of saving the day and fixing all your problems, is you.
2 likes • Oct '24
I love this. Thanks for sharing!
I dare you...
To WOW someone today! Once you create a WOW moments, I want you to post it below!! šŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡
2 likes • Sep '24
@Harold Meadows Thats awesome. What was their reaction?
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