Making big pivots in H2?

Last week we hosted our H1 Reflection workshop, we sat down and got honest about the goals we set at the start of the year, and and where we're winning, adjusting, or doubling down.

If you missed the follow-up goodies, they’re here! 

Have you had a chance to fully reflect on your H1 yet?

If so, what's coming up for you? What's the first thing you think of when you measure yourself against where you started the year?

For a lot of people, priorities shift once you check in mid-year. Things you thought were a focus back in January need to be recalibrated. That's normal.

What matters is what you do next: pivot, put a plan together, and finish the year intentionally.

If you're looking to pivot and recalibrate in your business, if your focus is on building sustainably and generating real revenue through your work in H2, we should talk about the Revenue Accelerator.

Our 13-week program for freelancers, founders, and small business owners ready to turn priorities into a plan they can execute on.

It’s built around four modules: your offer, your pricing, your brand and credibility, and the marketing and sales strategy that actually gets you clients.

Each module runs across three weeks, and the weeks rotate: one week we teach, one week is dedicated co-work time to implement what you just learned, and the next week you pitch and share your work with the group for real feedback.

Cohort one is about six weeks in right now, and the results are already there.

Several people have raised their prices with existing clients, pitched brand new offers to new prospects, and are closing new business at a price higher than they’ve ever charged before, all within the first couple of weeks.

If you've been on the fence, I'm happy to connect you with someone from cohort one so you can hear what it's actually like from someone who's in it.

The next cohort starts July 29th. Our last one sold out (we opened 10 spots and took 12), and this one is almost full.

Want a spot? Grab it now.

Questions. AMA. I'm an open book. Simply reply to this email.

Cheers,

Samantha