I was cooking along just great until "Chatterbox" happened and I completely lost my momentum. My fear of putting myself out there got the best of me, and I started putzing along, not stopping, but not keeping up anymore. The fear of not at least graduating made me shift into high gear and get back at it. I love that I have a blueprint to follow going forward finishing this, creating and revamping the other courses I have created.
What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
You have to give people what they want or think they need; not what you think they want or know they need. Hard to do that. Also, I have to back off from fire hosing with info. I scare people...
How did EPM help you become successful?
It's the blueprint, the process, the energy, enthusiasm and support. I wish I hadn't faltered in the middle of the adventure.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
I am more confident and have made a new friend! I was actually the one to reach out to her; it's so not like me to do that. We talk once a week, and I hope to continue that going forward.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
The biggest change for me has been that I no longer simply create courses and programs in a vacuum. They are grounded in purpose and built with feedback so I'm not just hurling stuff out into the innerwebs... I'm excited believing I will be able to help more people do what I've done and improve their health, both mental and physical using food (and not dieting!). #grateful...