• Email #4 for my nurture sequence. Do you connect with the story and the points?

    Hey, FNAME!
    A few months ago, I was on holiday in Istanbul, Turkey and everything that could go wrong WENT wrong.
    I got a serious sugar craving and ate a fully processed sugar, gluten and cream loaded baklava – which was kind of unusual considering the number o…Read More

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    • @amymshannonhernandez-com and @clientsmshannonhernandez-com tagging you as it’s really quiet here in the forum and would love to get momentum on this and get my welcome sequence out. So please share your feedback as we wait for community members

      • Hi Jaini. Thank you for your message.

        The Club wall is set up for peer to peer review, and we encourage you to tag 2 or 3 of your peers when you post asking for feedback. This will hopefully get their attention and get conversations going.

        As you can imagine, Shannon and I do not review every single posted content in this program, as that is…Read More

    • I liked this a lot Jaini and think it’s quite clear – both the connecting with audience and your invitation for a discovery call. Sorry it’s so quite here – I admit, I forget to log on. Feel free to reach out directly if you want some feedback – wdnyc2014@gmail.com

    • I like this, it’s very relatable. I think this sentence needs a little reworking and learnt should be learned. “I learnt so much about my big feelings that I was holding in as soon as I shared them with my husband, it reminded me the power of talking out loud.”

      • Thanks Annette! Any suggestions on what needs reworking in the sentence?

        • I think I’d add another point to the what you can do section about sharing your big feelings with someone and skip the ‘to wrap up’ sentence and the ‘I learned so much’ sentence.

  • Okay so I really was at a loss on our last Zoom. I am the definition of giving an awkward introduction. It’s time to change that up 🙂 I asked past/future clients in my FB group for help and this is what we came up with. Let me know if you can see yourself or a friend. Any suggestions on tweaking it are appreciated!

    My name is Kathy and I am a…Read More

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    • Hi Kathy! It’s great you went and asked your clients, because they are the ones you want to speak out to, so using their language is helpful. I feel the statement lacks a little bit of emotion, though I could see someone who could be your client (me!). Perhaps just a couple of change in words like embrace their inner beauty, their true essence and…Read More

      • Great advice, Jaini! Kathy, remember… this statement will grow and flow as you do. What you have is better than what you first said last week when we were practicing.

      • Thanks ladies! Jaini your input is always so helpful! The key is probably to introduce myself more so it sounds more natural 🙂

    • Kathy – can you put a photo in your profile? It helps us remember who one another is from class. I agree- the more you practice it, the better the info will sound (in that natural way)

  • Here is my first try at BS debunking- As always my first question does it make sense? To much, not enough???

    Subject line-Pics have to be sexy

    Hello….,
    You don’t need to know how to look sexy. Practice your smile or pouty face and be flawless. I believe that everyone has different ideas of what sexy is and I want you to be c…Read More

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  • Here are my 4 Emails – would love feedback.
    My ideal clients are overwhelmed, energetically depleted changemakers (think social change/social justice warriors) who want to feel grounded, validated, clarity of next steps, and peace of mind. I’m offering an Ease & Energy call as the entry point of conversation.

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    • can you make this line a little clearer? * You believe who you were is who you are, discounting your very real lived experiences.

      • Not sure how I could say this any clearer. Do you have any suggestions?

        • took me a few days. (I am not sure I can get this done to one line and I also feel like you might be able to use your clients words to say this better) You have discounted all your very real life experience and you are living in the past. You identify who you WERE and not who you have become because of your amazing life experiences

          • Hey Amy… thanks for this. Okay… using their very real words, would something like this work?

            You believe who you’ve been is who you will always be, discounting who you are becoming.

    • Can you say this in a way your clients are saying it. I don’t know that they would say “I am using someone else framework and it isn’t working” * You’re outsourcing your wisdom to someone else’s framework.

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