"Better at time management and create more freedom and choose what I want to do."It has been an interesting 10 weeks. I initially started with a focus in mental health. The first few milestones were completed with relative ease, but when it came to the benefit statements, then that took more time and revisions. During that time, I also started to second-guess myself with this topic as I was bringing in a new entry into the market place for mental health therapy. With the coaching, there was a shift in the mental health therapy product and that is where I made my pivot into the product that I have finished EPM with - Total Back Care Method. To me this was a transition that I was totally ok with due to my 20 years of experience in back therapy/rehab - content wise, I knew what I wanted to deliver and just had to adjust a few things along the way. Although I did not reach mission accomplished with the financial benchmarks, I have appreciated and learned a great deal and being in EPM has given me a great model to build and create future product programs and courses! Thank you EPM team!
What is your biggest takeaway from EPM?
Having been in EPM and having the process serve as a great model from which to learn and study from.
How did EPM help you become successful?
the weekly coaching/accountability to keep with the progress and schedule
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
Better at time management and create more freedom and choose what I want to do.
What has been the biggest change in your business?
Pivot transition from conceptual product to a more known physical type product, that is "easier" for potential customers to relate too.
What is now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
Now that I understand the benefit statement better, it is easier to look at the transformation of the product from where the client starts to their mission accomplished.