“How to Charge What You Are Worth AND Get It!”
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
9:00 am PST / 12:00 pm EST
Join Diana and Meredith Liepelt with featured Guest Expert Kendall Summerhawk.
Dubbed the Horse Whisperer for Business, Kendall Summerhawk is a Professional Certified Coach, an avid horsewoman and leading Small Business Expert. Kendall delivers smart simple ways entrepreneurs can brand, package and price their services to quickly move away from “dollars for hours” work and instead create more money, time and freedom in their business.
In this Information-Packed Program You’ll Discover…
- How to Instantly make 20-30-40 percent (or more) than you do right now
- How to make it easy for your clients to say “yes” instead of “let me think about it”
- How to powerfully present the nitty-gritty of your services, so your benefits sell themselves EVEN during a downturn economy
Get 75 Minutes with Kendall Summerhawk for $57
Value – Priceless!
(to coach with Kendall privately costs 1,000’s of dollars, here’s your opportunity to get the best at a great price point!)
Can’t make the call but want to learn all you can from Kendall? Get registered anyway and we’ll send you the .mp3 of the call to listen to at your convenience.
Bonus: Just for signing up for this tele-workshop, you are going to receive a free subscription to Diana Long’s eNewsletter, Life & Work Design Secrets. Each issue is packed with business tips, success articles and tons of resources that will help you grow your business to where you want it to be.
To Your Success,
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