Health Marketing 3 – Position Yourself In Front Of Your Audience
MAIN KEY OF THIS POST: Learn how to set the stage to offer valuable advice to your audience (so that they listen!) and know the right way to position yourself as a Wellness Leader in front of your audience.
Health Marketing 1 – How To Become a Wellness Leader
MAIN KEY OF THIS POST: Learn how to leverage your Practice using effective Health Marketing so both you AND your clients can evolve.
As a Wellness Practitioner, you believe in standing out among other health businesses and professionals by providing unique and high-quality services to your clients. On the journey from Wellness Practitioner to Wellness Leader, there are three things you must learn to do
Health Marketing 2 – Choose The Right Niche
MAIN KEY of this post: To understand the concept of a Niche and how to use it to transform your Health Practice.
Having a good grasp of what a niche is and finding the right one is essential to your Wellness Business. Starting out with a clear niche definition will set you on the right track for potential online success. Unfortunately, a lot of internet marketers interpret the meaning of niche incorrectly, which is one of the reasons why practitioners hamper their chances of making any kind of real money online and thwart their future health business success.
Health Marketing 1 – Becoming A Wellness Educator
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Becoming a health and wellness educator is one of the most critical moves you can make towards becoming a Wellness Leader.
Why? Well you may think your modality certifications are enough to develop trust and establish rapport with clients, but I’d like to share a secret with you that the majority of practitioners simply don’t understand:
Heart Based Leadership – Leading From Within
MAIN KEY OF THIS POST: If you want to be a Heart Based Leader, learn to be vulnerable and Self Loving…
It took me years to accept my vulnerability. As the youngest of 4 boys, I grew up thinking that who I am isn’t ok for others, and to be my sensitive and vulnerable self was to invite attack and ridicule. I ran from myself for 2 decades thinking that to be too open or sensitive was just plain insanity.
