by Jo Muirhead | May 20, 2015 | Business Growth, From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset |
Please note this post has nothing to do with Channing Tatum. I Googled “models” and this is what came up. We do have some options when it comes to working out how to talk about our pricing and our fee structure. As I explained last week most of us as consumers want to... by Jo Muirhead | May 13, 2015 | Business Growth, Focus, From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset, PowerShot, Success |
The last couple of weeks I have been blogging about the word CHEAP. Specifically when we apply it to our pricing, the message it is giving our prospective clients and customers. In this Blog I want to get us thinking about how we behave as consumers and what we may... by Jo Muirhead | May 6, 2015 | Business Growth, From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset, Success |
Last weeks blog post started up a new conversation about the word CHEAP and how it’s not really helping anyone in their private practice. When you quickly lower your prices, or apologise for your fee what message does that give your prospective client and or customer?... by Jo Muirhead | Dec 17, 2014 | Attitude, From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset, PowerShot, Success |
Are you caught up in the cycle of Busyness? You know it’s a MYTH that you will get on top of everything and feel in control. It’s just not going to happen. It’s time the embrace the OVERWHELM as OPPORTUNITY. It’s time to move beyond MANAGEMENT... by Jo Muirhead | Dec 3, 2014 | From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset, Success |
Time for some raw honesty from Jo. As you all know I planned really well for the weeks leave that I took 4 weeks ago – that’s right people I have been back for a month. The month leading up to this leave was really intense with a lot of assessments and projects to be... by Jo Muirhead | Nov 12, 2014 | Business Growth, From The Desk Of Jo, Mindset, Success |
Are you doing the work you love, the way you love to do it? If not, why not? I see it all the time. Burn out, stress, not enjoying the people you are working with and generally those feelings you had when you were employed – those feelings that made you want to...
