7 Truths About Growing Your Wellness Biz
1. There are so many variables to success.
1. There are so many variables to success.
Marketing, mindset, money, organization, self motivation,how you use your timeand more.
In time and with deliberate focused attention anyone can learn to master them all.
But it does take time and the willingness to experiment.
So try to be gentle with yourself.
This is true for your own business as well as for your clients' success in your programs.
2. That's why it's impossible to take responsibility for your clients' results.
There are too many variables that are out of your control.
Just like I can't give presentations and "close the deal" for my clients, you can't eat the broccoli and go exercise for your clients.
What you can only guarantee and be responsible for is what you say you're going to deliver.
3. It's inevitable that your "stuff" will come up as you grow your business.
That's why being in business for yourself in the holistic health and wellness field is like personal growth on steroids.
Whoever said making money in the life transformation field wasn't spiritual never took their business seriously.
4. How you respond to your "stuff" makes all the difference.
You will be tested.
Do you really want this? Or do you like the idea of it?
Do youview the "no's" you receive as rejection or valuable information and an opportunity to tweak your efforts?
The trick is to not make a big deal out of every speed bump you come across.
Everyone self-sabotages, everyone spins their wheels at times, everyone tries things that don't work.
Try to lighten up about it as best you can.
It's just part of the process.
5. Some people try to do more when things aren't working.
But that's not always the answer. Sometimes it's the inner work that's calling.
6. Some people try to meditate more when things aren't working.
While valuable, thesesituations often require more consistent outer work and less thinking about it.
IE - Get intoaction.
You can't have all action and no inner work.
You can't have all inner work and no action.
The laws of nature requires relative balance.
7. It's essential to do all the steps and everyone has their own rhythm to completing them.
You can't skip learningthe business side of your passionand getting out there.
Learningthe business sideincludes choosing a niche, getting in front of people, building an email list, sending your newsletter regularly, and getting to know your target market (or tribe) so well you know them better than they do.
And despite this learning curve, atsome point you have to say to yourself, you may never feel like you know enough and that's okay, let's get out there anyway.
Somepractitionersas they near the phase of getting out there, sign up for more training, more coaching,in an effort to avoid the vulnerability of getting in front of their tribe, facing their fear of rejection and the temporary discomfort of asking to be paid for what they love to do.
And others get out there right away and have to circle back to figure out the marketing know-how.
My preference is to do both at the same time.
Whatever path you're on, it's okay. Everyone has their own rhythm for getting there.
The only way you won't get there is by skipping the steps or trying to get everything perfect.
Just know that you can't avoid the inevitable.
7 Truths About Growing Your Wellness Biz
By: Karin Witzig
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