What do you do when friends, community, loved ones want your services for free, but you’re trying to make a living doing them? And of course you want to be able to give to them, and you also need to pay for your life.
How do you draw the line?
This is an important question. We need to be generous and care for each other but, yes, you also need to make a living.
Come walk with me. Let’s talk about it.
Where do you land on this question after this discussion? What comes up for you? Any questions?
With love,
Mark Silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Every act of business can be an act of love.
When you get beyond group programs and classes
My individual clients often have somewhat different issues than folks in our courses.
They often have businesses that have real movement and income in them. Sometimes they are looking to retire, or sell. Sometimes they are looking to train others in what they do. Sometimes they want an otherwise robust business to be MUCH easier to run without losing revenue. They want to hire others to help in their business, but they don’t want to swamp themselves with expenses and payroll.
Other times they are facing profound spiritual questions around why they are doing it, and what they want from the next chapter of their life. But they don’t want to blow up what they already have.
Sometimes they want to be way more out there with their own spiritual work, but they are afraid of scaring off their client base, or they think they need to make radical changes in what they are doing.
I love the work I do with the handful of clients I care for. I’ve recently had some folks complete after more than a year of working with me. If you think you and I would have a blast working together, and you’d love my expert care on your business, let’s talk.
Read this page: Organic Business Development Program
Fill out the form on that page so I can learn about what’s going on for you.
And then let’s talk and see what’s true.
