"Failure IS an option, and only by doing and failing you can create better stuff.""It has been challenging. I had moments od euphoria and I had moments of dispair, feeling behind and doubting my choices and my abilities. It was really tough. Coach Lucas helped me a lot, encouraging me and coaching when I needed it most. Discovering my wounds and my niche was a breaktrough moment for me.
I didn't hit the Mission Accomplished but I will be able to do that soon. And when I do, I will celebrate!!! I'm proud because I didn't quit and I kept learning and showing up. It's like a huge puzzle, you just keep placing all the pieces in the right place, and all of a sudden, the picture emerges. And what was vague and blurred, now is clear and logical. "
What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
Start small, start 1:1. Create a MVP - this was a biggie as I thought the product needs to be substantial. I learned that when starting a business and creating your first product, it's much better to create a simple entry level product and listen to your client with open heart and mind and just keep polishing your product and iterating your way to awesome. Chatterboxing was eye-opening for me. I have more clarity on marketing than ever before and I'm not affraid of it anymore.
How did EPM help you become successful?
I trust myself and my abilities to deliver XP product. I know exactly what to do and when, and I trust the process Marisa has thaught us. I've seen so many people succeed in EPM after being present for years in business, and that's comforting. It's doable. I can do it. I can make it happen.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
I have confidence that I can do this, that I can serve my clients well and bring value. It's been quite challenging for me as a total newbie in the industry (training to become a life-coach, will get my certificate in 3-4 months). I chose a topic just to get going and it was helpful, I learned a lot. I will continue chatterboxing and iterating my way to success.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
The decision to become an entrepreneur. Still having a 9-5 job but working on my product and chatterboxing whenever I can. This is just a beginning. Everyone has to start somewhere.
What is now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
Creating a product that is good value for my clients and have fun in the process. Failure IS an option, and only by doing and failing you can create better stuff. Failure can be an opportunity in disguise. So looking forward to creating a great product on XP soon. It's a long road ahead, but I'm going in the right direction. I know I have a system I can trust.