From a human design perspective, I am not mechanically built to talk to strangers. So it’s not surprising that for me, cold calls have mostly meant unexpected sales calls to people I know, whether a little or a lot. In the first months of my business, I made many of these kinds of calls: I dialed all the numbers on my phone and told the people that answered what I was up to, asked them […]
Category Archives: Best Practices
When I started transforming my tolerations, I was focused entirely on results. Big stuff like how much money I was making, the scale of my business, the way I felt about myself, the level of satisfaction I felt in my relationships. I used my tolerations to create a task list for myself, and transforming the things on that list was how I measured my progress. Over time, as I’ve transformed a lot of those big […]
For the past two weeks, the JJC team and a portion of our community have all been engaged in a prosperity practice together. The experience has been more powerful than even I expected. The abundance principles we’re working with are a whole journey on their own; now we know that bringing our focus to them as a group turns the power way up. We want to share a little taste of the wealth of insight […]
I am over the moon about sharing my beloved client Rachel with you today. She’s a bestselling author, speaker, and coach who is absolutely on fire in her business and her life. This video has been beautifully crafted to highlight Rachel’s story and her work, I want to let it speak for itself. The message this woman brings to the world is so potent – and so so important. “I had this hypothesis that I […]
When you are your business – as all spiritual teachers, healers, and coaches are, at least in part – any place where you find yourself insecure creates a magnet for poking. As you work on your mindset, as you master sales, as you increase your visibility and impact… Those little bits of doubt, fear, and worry get amplified. And everyone can see. When I started my coaching business in 2016, fashion was a questionable arena […]