Hey Winner,
Why can pricing feel so uncomfortable when you know you’re good at what you do?
In this conversation with my mastermind group (think view-like without the politics), we’re digging into some of the fears and beliefs that can make it difficult to confidently price our offers. We talk about the fear that people won’t pay, the pressure we can feel once someone does pay, and why hearing “no” feels a whole lot more personal when you’re selling something you created yourself.
We also get into the deeper money beliefs that can show up as Christian entrepreneurs, including the idea that being helpful and getting paid somehow don’t belong together.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re charging too much, questioned whether your work is really worth the price, or taken someone’s “no” a little too personally, this conversation will help you look at pricing from a different perspective.
Rooting for you ~ Gabe
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LISTEN TO HEAR:
- Why fear can play such a big role in how we price our offers
- The difference between someone rejecting your offer and rejecting you personally
- Why charging more can bring up fears about whether you can deliver the promised result
- How easily we can devalue our own expertise and experience
- Why faith, service, generosity, and getting paid for valuable work don’t have to be at odds
LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:
📌 Jan Touchberry's website: https://jantouchberry.com/
📌 Andee Hart's website: https://andeehart.com
📌 Lindsay Fletcher's website: https://lindsayfletcher.co
