@rou_ghostwrites It’s so easy to waste time as well. You know how much time passes when you watch a show, but social media is designed to keep us hooked.
The clients who ask for the biggest discounts are often the biggest headaches.
They haggle, complain more, and don't respect your boundaries.
The best clients care more about value than price.
Don't just tell your story.
Use your story to help someone else.
- What did you do?
- How did you do it?
- Why did it work?
- If you had to do it again, what would you change?
Your losses are just as powerful as your wins.
10 years ago, I took a risk and quit my 9-5.
I had no idea what I was doing, but it was sink or swim.
Today, I'm still running my business and continuing to learn.
Yesterday, I broke down the steps I took to go full-time with my business in my newsletter.
If you're interested, read it below:
Charging too little hurts your business.
I learned this the hard way in 2016 because I let customers haggle with me.
When I finally raised my prices, I got better clients who valued my work more and complained less.
If you want to learn from my mistakes, check out this essay.
You can't just be consistent, you have to be memorable.
Your competitors are all consistent:
- Posting daily
- Replying daily
- Improving daily
So, how do you stand out?
- Be authentic
- Be valuable
- Be unique
Don't just make noise, say something people need to hear.
Contrary to popular belief, you don't need $10K/month to quit your job.
When I started my business, the first step was to downgrade my lifestyle.
PB&J sandwiches every night.
Walmart brand shirts.
I lived cheap for two years to build the life I wanted.
What can you change?
@karllittleboy Hemp, CBD, and wellness shop!
I’ve had my consulting business for several years but mostly worked with local businesses here in NC.
The motivation for going online is to scale it further and open up new opportunities.
Loving your content Karl!