When people aren’t buying an offer, the first place my clients want to look is the price. “Am I charging too much? Not enough?”
Let me tell you, the price can be a factor, but it should not be the first thing you look at. Out of the many other variables, there’s a really important one is often overlooked.
The issue of intimacy and vulnerability. Easy to miss.
I discuss this critical piece in sales, especially if you’re doing any kind of transformational work.
When you look at your own offers, do you see this as a factor for your clients? Are you caring for their vulnerability?
With love,
Mark Silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Every act of business can be an act of love.
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Figuring out an issue in your business, like price versus intimacy, can be a real challenge. And, whatever answer you come up with, is it going to be effective? And if it’s effective for someone else, is it really in alignment with who you are, what your heart wants to express?
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1 Response
This blog beautifully captures the essence of connection, emphasizing that in matters of value, it’s the intimacy of the experience that truly matters over mere price tags.