You’re ready to make a bigger impact, work with more creativity, and make money in new ways.
You’re trained as a therapist or healer. But you’re also these things: Innovator, Rebel, Change-maker, Movement-leader, Visionary, Teacher &/or Facilitator.
You’ve got a vision, or at least an inkling of a vision, of what your business could look like.
You’re done being limited by naysayers, old rules that don’t work anymore, and your own imposter syndrome and fears.
Being a Rebel Therapist® is about having:
More free time.
More fulfillment.
More profit.
More impact.
More control.
Here’s some of what can get in the way of creating your very unique business:
Money mindset problems: Believing the only way to be of service is to make very little money or that no one will pay you much, and setting yourself up to under-earn
Blandness: Avoiding your Superpowers and your true passions because you think you’ve got to be bland (boring) to survive in the real world.
Limited vision: Believing you’ve got to run your business one way: 50-minute sessions in your office with whoever is willing to come see you.
Marketing fears: Hiding from the people who really need you because you’re afraid to put yourself out there.
Fear of being an entrepreneur: Boxing yourself into a business that doesn’t work for you because you’re afraid to grab the reins and embrace your identity as a business owner.
Isolation: Trying to put your head down and do this business thing alone.
Here’s some of what we believe about creating your very unique business:
You can’t be an entrepreneur alone. You need the support of other Rebel Therapists who want you to succeed.
You need a simple marketing plan that’s built on a solid strategy. Rather than doing dozens of things to connect with your people, focus on doing a few things well.
Taking action leads to success. Many entrepreneurs spend too much time planning or dreaming and wait too long to take action. (We need you NOW.)
You’ve got to be brave and vulnerable to create your very unique business. It’s going to be scary at times. If you’re relentless, you will get there. (Which brings us back to why you can’t be an entrepreneur alone).
You’ll create your unique business with an iterative process. You’re not likely to hit it out of the park on your first try. Being an entrepreneur is about testing ideas and finding what works over time.
Imposter Syndrome is going to come up if you’re an entrepreneur. You’ve got to change your relationship with it in order to NOT let it stop you.
