Learning how to overcome objections is an important part of the sales process. Learning how to minimize resistance is an important part of most healing work.
As a healing arts professional in private practice, you need to know how to do both, so that’s what we’re talking about on the podcast today.
In this episode, you’ll hear a story about one of my clients, Karie, who found herself holding back in her practice in a way that she didn’t understand. As we processed her resistance, we made a few interesting discoveries - and came up with three key things she could do to move forward again.
You, too, can use those same strategies to meet your clients where they are by leaning IN to what makes you special, unique, different.
I hope you enjoy the episode. And I’d love to hear what you discover through the journal prompt at the end.
Have a great week, y’all.
~Wendy
xoxo
P.S. Before you go, can you help me out? If you enjoyed this episode, could you take 2 minutes to share a 5 star review and maybe a few words over on Apple Podcasts? Use the easy link below to get to there, then follow the prompts. Thank you!
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MENTIONED:
Karie Amstutz, LMFT. (Thank you, Karie!)
Her practice: www.TheFamilyTreeMN.com
THIS WEEK’S JOURNAL PROMPT:
What’s unique, brilliant, unusual or quirky — about you or your work — that you need to lean IN to, in your practice, so that your ideal clients trust you, follow you and work with you?
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Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW
Host, Ideal Practice
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