by Alexis Martin Neely - Posted in Business, LIFT, Legal stuff |
Yesterday, I was coaching a private client who will be offering a $50,000 training package in the fall.
A big ticket item.
Before she makes her offer, she wants to prove she can successfully train someone else on her methods. Smart.
She’s been extremely successful in her own business, but has not yet trained an outsider, so wanted to take on a test case while we get the program designed and marketing materials ready for her launch.
I thought that was a great idea, but only if she had an airtight agreement with her test case that would protect her intellectual property and her reputation in case something went wrong.
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by Alexis Martin Neely - Posted in Pursuit of Truth |
A lot of times when I write here, it’s to remind myself of the truth. This is one of those times.
Last year’s big lesson was “boundaries.” How to set them with an open heart. That’s the razor’s edge I’m talking about.
This year’s is shaping up to be “don’t settle” and it’s rocking my world at the deepest level.
Bringing up all sorts of stuff I’ve been trying really hard not to look at. For a long time.
I’ve settled a lot because I was scared and willing to take what came along or hang on to what I already had because that felt safer.
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by Alexis Martin Neely - Posted in Entrepreneurism, Moving Beyond Fear, Pursuit of Truth, Spirituality |
My life is turning upside down. I’m on the razor’s edge of exhilarated and scared to death. And I freakin’ love it. Why would I love to live on the razor’s edge? Because …
We are here to feel.
Ten years ago I stopped feeling in the name of security and comfort. Once I woke up from the numbness, I swore I’d never be okay with that again.
I made a promise to myself. Numb will not be my way of being even when it feels like the safest way to be.
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