Would you like to be part of my next FREE Coaching Session for up to 8 therapists, held over the phone?
If you’re on my list already you’ll get an email with the date and time of the next free group coaching call (about once a month).
If you’re not yet on my list – don’t be silly, go jump on it now so you can get coached too.
(Plus once you’re on this list, I’ll get you started right away with some juicy client-getting strategy and tips.)
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It’s really simple. Here is the way these FREE Coaching Sessions work:
We love having more people on the line to listen & contribute.
See, I told you how easy these free coaching sessions are.
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I’d like to raise my rates. I am an animal massage therapist who charges $70 an hour. I’m learning new modalities and I’m specializing in behavior modification for aggressive dogs.
My question no 1 would be: How to turn a new client into a regular?
you’re in! please call in now. (if you’re on the email list, the phone number was sent earlier.)
Irene, I may not be able to be on the coaching call tomorrow.
Question #1) I would like to fire a client. This client has been on and off with me for about 4 years. Charming yet condescending and flaky person. She has asked me twice to contact her for a massage and both times I have said yes but so far I have not, because I am resistant to telling her I do not want to work with her anymore. Any suggestions?
Question #2) If I have verbally quoted to a potentially new client the cost of a 1 hour session several months ago, and I decide to go up on my price, do I need to honor the originally quoted price?
Vikki-
If you’re on the call tomorrow- you’re in for both these questions.
(Look for email with time and phone number.)