Share your story
I’d never conducted group coaching or developed a product before, and I was honestly feeling out of my depth—especially when it came to building the model and explaining what I do in clear, client-facing language. I joined EPM, and while it was a slow burn, I learned how to create an experience-based product, not just an information-heavy coaching program. I learned branding, phrasing, strategy, execution, and how to think in terms of transformation, not just knowledge.
For the first time, I started taking action that was intentional, organized, and client-centric instead of purely neuro-centric (which was a big shift for me!). The result is a product I’m genuinely excited to share and deliver—one that actually feels like me: what I care about, how I think, and what I’m driven to bring into the world.
What's been the biggest change in your business?
Honestly, a lot of things. Creating a group product that will allow me to reach more people and genuinely reflected my process and my clients’ transformation was huge. And then there was everything related to social media and marketing—especially learning how to write content that people actually connect with and engage with.-- with any luck increased revenue and leads will be right around the corner!
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
EPM changed both my business and my relationship with my work. It gave me the structure, language, and strategy I needed to turn something deeply personal and intuitive into a clear, powerful group experience. For the first time, I feel like I’m not just helping people one-on-one—I’m building something that can reach more people, have a bigger impact, and still feel completely authentic to who I am.
What's your biggest takeaway from EPM?
I think it’s that I truly have something special to offer the world—but to do that well, I need to be more organized, strategic, thoughtful, and client-centered, and also more open to seeking help, feedback, and balance in my own life and heart.
What's now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
What’s now possible is that my work finally has a form that matches its depth. I’m no longer limited to individual sessions—I can now guide groups through a shared transformational process, build community, and help people experience real identity-level change at scale. In the future I hope to build an entire ecosystem around my work—programs, communities, tools, and experiences that support people over time instead of just in isolated moments. My experience product gave me a foundation to create something lasting, scalable, and deeply meaningful.