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TARSHA BAILEY

2021 • Recovery from chronic illness
"The greatest thing was creating a product that really expressed the message I wanted to share. Helping me to verbalize my message and giving me the tools to create an amazing experience."

After having struggles with my own health, being prescribed medication and finding out the possible side effects can be worse than the illness itself, I found myself faced with a decision - the illness or the medication -both prospects were depressing. I learned the answer was not in the medication, it could not cure my illness. The key was to use a holistic approach to rebuild my body through a diet that removed processed foods, and replace it with Whole Foods, which gave me the nutrients I needed. I also added movement and a mindfulness practice. As I changed my habits I began to heal until I no longer had the illness, all without taking any medication or surgery. Now I am an advocate for others to get on the road to healing by changing their lifestyle.

What has been the biggest change in your business?
The greatest thing was creating a product that really expressed the message I wanted to share. Helping me to verbalize my message and giving me the tools to create an amazing experience.

How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
I can see how I can use this formula to create other courses and I can imagine how my course will be very helpful to others as well as being able to create a group course as well

What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
Really seeing this whole process through the clients eyes. I still have to work hard at not telling my story the way I think it should be heard but instead based on what the client is thinking and needs to hear.

What is now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
I feel like although I am a new health & life coach I have a product I am proud of and I feel like it's a professional, well put together, creative, life changing program. The possibilities of continuing to create additional programs are endless.

Is there anything else you would like to add?
I needed more time. I realize that I had a lot of things on my plate and could not utilize half of the meetings that were provided. I also fell into the details more often because I had a pilot student giving me feedback which was great but that slowed me down from completing my MVP as quickly as possible. But actually I have the first few sessions all figured out and now I'm working on the remaining sessions as I work with my pilot clients.