Hustling without results is a sign you need clarity. Not more effort. When you know the right moves. Business gets easier.

Be honest. Do you feel weird asking for money? You’re not alone. Most coaches and entrepreneurs do. The truth? Confidence in your value changes everything. Let’s talk about making that your superpower.

Feel like selling makes you look pushy or desperate? Well it’s not about you. It’s about them. When you show up to help. Selling doesn’t feel slimy anymore.

Truth: I used to freeze at the thought of asking for $5k. “What if they think I’m not worth it?” Turns out… They didn’t think that at all. Your first premium client isn’t as far away as you think.

Money isn’t the enemy. But sometimes it feels like it is. ↳ You’re afraid to ask for it ↳ You feel guilty charging ↳ You worry people will think you’re greedy, selfish, or “all about money.” Money isn’t the problem. It’s your relationship with it that’s holding you back.

One of my clients was terrified to make her first $2k offer. We reframed her mindset. She made the pitch And 24 hours later... She had her first premium client. The fear doesn’t go away. You just learn to move through it.

Raising my prices felt impossible. “What if no one pays?” Spoiler: Someone did. And once I signed my first premium client... I realized the only person holding me back was me.

When I first started selling, I avoided rejection like the plague. Now? I chase it. Why? Because every ‘no’ brings me closer to a ‘yes.’ Rejection is part of the process. Learn to love it.

If you’re not making offers, you’re not building a business—you’re collecting likes.

Epictetus with straight facts. 🔥

Truth: I was terrified to say my price out loud. “What if they laugh?" "What if they walk away?” But they didn’t. They said, “Let’s do it.” Your next level starts with the offer you’re scared to make.

“What if I mess it up?” You might, and? Confidence comes from repetition. ❌ Stop thinking, “I’ll make an offer when I’m ready.” ✅ Start thinking, “Every offer I make gets me closer to my goals.” Fear of making offers is solved by doing it more. Not waiting to feel “right.”

Money isn’t the bad guy. Your fear of asking for it is. The sooner you stop treating money like the enemy, the faster it’ll start working for you.

Truth: My first $5k offer made me feel like a fraud. “What if they see right through me?” Guess what? They didn’t. The only thing standing between you and your first premium client is your fear of asking.

Your fear of charging $5k isn’t about the money. It’s about what you believe about YOU. What if I told you your worth isn’t tied to what someone else can afford?

The fear of rejection is real. But so is the opportunity waiting on the other side of it. What if “no” wasn’t the end. But the beginning of your next move?

Shoutout if you're at the "What is this shit?!" phase and you just keep going. This messy, uncomfortable process is how every skill, business, and dream is built. Keep going.

A “no” doesn’t mean you’re not good enough. It means they’re not ready. Rejection isn’t personal. It’s just part of the process.

You’re not scared of selling. You’re scared it’ll expose: ↳ your fears ↳ your doubts ↳ your imposter syndrome Selling doesn’t reveal your flaws. It reveals your value.

I almost didn’t raise my prices. “What if it scares people away?” It didn’t. Instead, it attracted the kind of client I’d been dreaming of. Raise your prices. The right people will say yes.