For years I was having a problem with explaining what I wanted to do for the dental profession. I had so many ideas running around in my mind that I couldn't see straight. I feared if I took one path, it could be wrong,so i would go in another direction, but feared that could be a wrong decision. Soon, I gave up and stopped actively working on my dream. But I didn't give up on the idea of creating something that would matter to the dental profession and our patients.
My ideas would never leave me. I just kept them to myself. I don't remember the exact way I received information about EPM, it could have been email or Facebook, bit I do remember how I felt when I watched Marisa's webinar and the support I would receive from EPM. I'm a collaborative person and I knew with the kind of support Marisa was offering in the Masterclass I could get very clear on what I needed to do and how to get noticed in the market. I loved that I would have 1:1 coaching and email support.
As of this writing I'm placing my copy on my website(something I struggled with for years and learned in EPM) and I didn't lose sight of my ideas. I learned how to chose one offer to work on. I didn't have to let go of my ideas, they're part of who I am.
How did EPM help you become successful?
Today, in this time of my life, how I feel, is my success. I feel more inspired to engage in my business and make a good living doing what I love to do.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
I knew I had something more to do, something important to say, to teach. but I wasn't sure where to start or what to do. Making a difference meant that I had to invest time and money into doing something differently.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
Today I feel like a game changer, this is where I'm meant to be. Excited about finally getting my years of experience into the hearts and minds of good dentists that want to bring positive change to the profession.