You're a big vision translator who sees the forest AND the trees.
The work you do is fluid and instinctive fed by years of experience and knowing exactly how and what to tune into. How on earth do you describe that in a way that people can understand?
Multifaceted entrepreneurs with an eclectic combination of skills and abilities struggle to know how to boil it all down into easily explainable language that people understand.
When your work doesn't neatly fit under one umbrella (since it's never just one thing), knowing what to write on your website is a dilemma.
If a 'confused mind doesn't buy,' what about a confused mind trying to sell?
If you're ready to do more of the high impact work that uses the best of your mind—your ability to instantly see the big picture, sense that golden thread running through complex projects, and identify game-changing possibilities—it's time to approach the messaging predicament differently.
Multifaceted entrepreneurs with an eclectic combination of skills and abilities struggle to know how to boil it all down into easily explainable language that people understand.
When your work doesn't neatly fit under one umbrella (since it's never just one thing), knowing what to write on your website is a dilemma.
If a 'confused mind doesn't buy,' what about a confused mind trying to sell?
If you're ready to do more of the high impact work that uses the best of your mind—your ability to instantly see the big picture, sense that golden thread running through complex projects, and identify game-changing possibilities—it's time to approach the messaging predicament differently.
Playing small won't create the impact you're here to make
It's exhausting and demoralizing to squeeze yourself into other peoples' expectations and do the lower-level work you're good at (and that people understand and hire you for) just to cover the bills.
The irony is, if you want projects and clients that light you up, pay well, and pull the best out of you—the answer is not just knowing The Right Words.
It's being able to name the transformation that wows your customers and identify the specific ways you solve their problems and satisfy their desires.
When you can connect the dots between your unique transformation and the life your clients want to be living, you can stop wasting time and money on marketing that goes up in smoke and start getting hired for your ability to think far beyond boundaries.
The irony is, if you want projects and clients that light you up, pay well, and pull the best out of you—the answer is not just knowing The Right Words.
It's being able to name the transformation that wows your customers and identify the specific ways you solve their problems and satisfy their desires.
When you can connect the dots between your unique transformation and the life your clients want to be living, you can stop wasting time and money on marketing that goes up in smoke and start getting hired for your ability to think far beyond boundaries.
