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Do high-level clients intimidate you?

We have all been a little shell-shocked in a discovery call with a potential client that we know for certain has a higher income, larger fanbase, you name it. 

The true test is when you’re approached with the possibility of landing a high-end client, do you choke and self-sabotage, or do you focus and seal the deal? 

This conversation is one that usually gets swept under the rug, but we all know I am not one for holding back. It’s time to pull back the curtain and get real about staying confident regardless of what your client brings to the table. 

If the thought of exploring this topic makes you uncomfortable, this is your moment to show up and lean in. 

You’ve got what it takes to hold space and lead any client that comes your way. The key is to get focused on your ability to lead and meet your clients where they are.

 

One more thing- if you think we aren’t looking at warning signs from high-level clients that are too good to be true, you better believe we are going there. Not everyone is FOR you, and you have to know when to pull the plug without thinking twice. 

Inside today’s Make Your Passion Pay You Podcast episode you’ll learn:

🎙What your high end clients are expecting from you

🎙How to reign in the weird vibes you have around client income

🎙Why you need to set the tone of your client relationships from the get-go

🎙The red flags you need to watch for with toxic clients that need to be fired

 

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