When Your Specialty Is Real But Your Rate Is Generalist
When a person breaks their arm, they see an orthopedic surgeon — not a general practitioner. The specialist gets paid more. Not because they…
Pricing your work fairly. Charging what it’s worth.
When a person breaks their arm, they see an orthopedic surgeon — not a general practitioner. The specialist gets paid more. Not because they…
There’s an irony that appears with some regularity in conscious business spaces: the person who has been excellent at sales — who can move…
For many coaches, healers, and conscious practitioners — especially in the early years — the first clients don’t come from Instagram or a website…
The analytical professional who enters the conscious business space brings specific gifts: a comfort with systems thinking, a tendency to want to understand how…
The sequence has a pattern. The practitioner decides to raise their rates — from $75 to $150 per session, from $500 to $1,500 for…
There’s a pricing failure mode that doesn’t get named often, because it appears in a context that looks like abundance.
The available time is real and specific: three hours in the morning after drop-off, before anything else gets in the way. Maybe two hours…
There’s a particular brand of financial disappointment that doesn’t get enough honest conversation in conscious entrepreneur circles.
There’s a specific form of pricing pain that doesn’t get named often: the practitioner who carries genuine, lineage-based, ancestral healing gifts watching a colleague…
The choice was made with integrity. Twenty years ago, or fifteen, or ten — there was a fork in the road. The finance path,…