Does something about your business feel “off?”
Doing business the way the experts say it’s supposed to be done – instead of your way – can lead you to a place where something just feels off. Even when it’s “working.” That’s how you know.
If you’re not creating what you desire in your business right now, and you don’t see the results you’d like, clarity and focused intention will help.
But it might not look like what Business-As-Usual calls “clarity and focus.”
You get to follow the aliveness stirring within you and express it through your business according to your desire.
You don’t have to focus on just “One Thing.” (Unless you want to.)
You don’t have to target your customer avatar down to their age, hobbies and how often they use the bathroom. (But you can.)
You don’t have to create an offer focused on tangible outcomes and results. (Unless it feels right.)
This is the path of (Un)Marketing your business, letting go of the need to follow the rules, and giving yourself permission to follow what you know instead.
Doing business the way the experts say it’s supposed to be done – instead of your way – can lead you to a place where something just feels off. Even when it’s “working.” That’s how you know.
If you’re not creating what you desire in your business right now, and you don’t see the results you’d like, clarity and focused intention will help.
But it might not look like what Business-As-Usual calls “clarity and focus.”
You get to follow the aliveness stirring within you and express it through your business according to your desire.
You don’t have to focus on just “One Thing.” (Unless you want to.)
You don’t have to target your customer avatar down to their age, hobbies and how often they use the bathroom. (But you can.)
You don’t have to create an offer focused on tangible outcomes and results. (Unless it feels right.)
This is the path of (Un)Marketing your business, letting go of the need to follow the rules, and giving yourself permission to follow what you know instead.