The Truth About My Clients’ Results

I think you and I can both agree that results are important. When you’re in business, those results your clients and customers get from your services and products are why they’re handing over their money in the first place.

Results are important, which means they can also get heavy and pressurized pretty quickly on both sides.

And, if you’ve been hanging out with me for a hot second, you know I believe too much pressure is only beneficial when you’re making diamonds, anywhere else, it just causes cracks and breaks.

That’s exactly why I went live to share the truth about my clients’ results.

I broke down how I think about client results and the counterintuitive approach I use (that I also coach my clients around) to help my clients get BIG results without the pressure.

I also shared how this applies to the revenue share pricing model I’ve integrated this year, and why this mindset and approach is essential for any business owner and pricing structure.

If you’ve ever felt stressed about the results your clients are getting, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Wishing you your version of success!

XO, Kim

WE JAMMED ON:

• The #1 thing to avoid when it comes to client results, why this matters, and what to focus on instead.
• What theater moms and helicopter parents have to do with your business and what to shift asap for more impact and income on both sides.
• How I think about client results, and how you can adopt this mindset to hold more space for the messiness that precedes epic wins.
• The trap business owners fall into that piles on the pressure and is a disservice to their clients’ long term benefits and growth.
• THIS is essential if you want to create a transformative container with your work (whatever service-based industry you’re in) that sets your clients up for their version of success.
• What this mindset and approach has to do with the revenue share pricing model I use, and why this is everything for supporting my clients to get next-level results on their terms.