So Kim was doing €30,000 a year, but within one year she turned that into 92,000 month.
Speaker ASo in this episode we're going to talk about what is the mindset shift, what is the tactics, what is the things that made that work for Kim, A single mom of free to get to that kind of business.
Speaker BI love this topic.
Speaker BI think it's so important to take a real case study with a real person and break down all the reasons to why she went from 30k a year to 92amonth.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAlso wildly interesting to people to understand how do you actually do that journey?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BFirst thing that I want to say, the reasons why she got the results that she got is because she is who she is.
Speaker BThat's one thing.
Speaker BBut don't sit here and think that.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BIt's because that's who she is and that's why she could do it.
Speaker BAnd that's why I can't do it.
Speaker BBecause what she did that is brilliant and what she was really good at was to leverage the parts of her that people needed in order to follow along and build her business with her.
Speaker BBecause essentially going from 30k a year to €92,000amonth, what it is is building a following where people want to hang out with you.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAnd that is by exposing the right parts of you and essentially bringing out your essence.
Speaker AShe was doing 30 came year.
Speaker AShe was stuck between 3 to €4,000amonth.
Speaker AA month?
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker AAnd I believe that's more relatable for most people to get stuck at that place.
Speaker AShe was an alone mom when we met her.
Speaker AShe was selling an online course on how to get your business out there.
Speaker ASo she was a business coach.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker BAnd it was an online course.
Speaker BI want to emphasize that.
Speaker BSo it was something that they came in, they did.
Speaker BIt was very little hands on help, which means it was a very cheap program.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BYou know, it was kind of a broken funnel, but still created some results.
Speaker AIt did, but it was also a funnel with a lot of emails, you know, the traditional online launching systems.
Speaker AHer journey is kind of interesting because you started talking about it.
Speaker AShe got that result because of who she is.
Speaker AWe work with Kim almost three years.
Speaker AAbout three years.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd this was within her second year, I believe.
Speaker ABut because when she started from absolutely 3k month, she hit150,000 in the first eight months.
Speaker AAfter that she did 150,000 years within three months.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker ASo this is how fast you can go from 3k month to just scale, scale, scale, scale.
Speaker ADuring 50k month.
Speaker AShe did 50k month within her first year.
Speaker AGoing from 3k month to 50k month.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd how did she do that?
Speaker ABecause of who she was.
Speaker ABecause she's a perfect coachee.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AShe was so open to tell me what to do and I'll just do that.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker BWhen she started out with us, her mindset was money isn't important.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BI'm not doing this for the money.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAnd it's really important that that was the first thing that we had to kind of dissect and just pick apart to just realize, like, what is money?
Speaker BMoney is the ultimate feedback.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBecause all it is is a symptom that appears in a business.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BWhen doing a certain number of things.
Speaker BNo money means that we're doing other certain things that gives us no money.
Speaker BAnd money is just an essential thing for a business.
Speaker BTake the money out of the equation.
Speaker BYou don't need a business.
Speaker BYou can just go around, help people.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBut you're going to have a hard time doing it because you're going to help people that aren't committed at going all the way.
Speaker BWe needed to pick apart.
Speaker BWhy isn't money important?
Speaker BAnd there is such a great story about her crying in one of our meetings and saying that my kids came to me and asked, mom, I need a new jacket.
Speaker BAnd she started to cry and she said, let's go buy a new jacket.
Speaker BAnd that might not sound like much, but for her it was because she came from a belief where money wasn't important until the kids really needed something.
Speaker BWinter time in Scandinavia gets really cold.
Speaker BAnd being able to buy her kids what they needed when they needed it, with her words exactly.
Speaker BIs the freedom that she started to get a sense of understanding that, okay, I'm able to provide for my kids while doing stuff that I love.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ASo she changed her mindset about money.
Speaker AShe changed her program because that was the second thing.
Speaker AInstead of having a program that she left people a little on their own and not really committed to it.
Speaker AShe went all into her program and really built her signature offer, her signature program.
Speaker AAnd that meant that she raised her price point.5 extra price point at that point.
Speaker ASo she started selling a pre K program instead of selling a cheap online course.
Speaker BSo she started selling, instead of €600, she went for to 3k and she.
Speaker AStarted selling that, which meant now she was charging another thing.
Speaker ASo she needed to also build something where she loved the program.
Speaker AShe could see, oh, I really am going to help them.
Speaker AI'm really going to hold their hand.
Speaker ASo she got so proud of that program.
Speaker ASo it was easy for her to go out and actually present that program.
Speaker APeople buy from people they like.
Speaker AAnd that is one thing.
Speaker AKim, did she understand who she was?
Speaker AShe was not trying to be someone else than herself, but she started resting in who she was and just being more of herself.
Speaker AAnd I think everyone who listens here, we all understand that.
Speaker AThere's people, we just admire their energy.
Speaker AKim understood how to take all of her and just take it out there tenfolded out there.
Speaker ASo she came out always with this amazing energy.
Speaker AAnd that's a good question for everyone who listen to this.
Speaker AWhen people see your content, do they feel like you are the one they want to spend the most time with?
Speaker ADo they see something they want to become?
Speaker BDon't make the mistake of trying to create a character that is not you, but that are people that you're attracted to.
Speaker BSo I'll give you a really clear example.
Speaker BI like people with high energy.
Speaker BI like people who lecture and give public speeches and high pace, high energy.
Speaker BYou know, I like that.
Speaker BThat's not who I am though.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAnd also do it like, what would it look like if you were more committed to make your clients successful?
Speaker BThen your clients are committed.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBecause then you're gonna get the equation of what's my energy that's gonna attract the right people.
Speaker AWhat Kim was good at, she was taking who she was and just 10x.
Speaker A10x that.
Speaker AYeah, 10x that.
Speaker AAnd that was her vibrant, great mood and energy.
Speaker AAnd she attracted people who just loved that because she was not fading into the like background.
Speaker AShe was standing out in her marketing.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker AWhat she also did now is that instead of selling one to one, we taught her how to close on stage calls.
Speaker AAnd I remember how happy she was.
Speaker AShe started like having 50s and 60s and sevens, 80% closing rate on her sales calls because she also got the content, what to post, she got the chat sequences to follow.
Speaker AAnd she was so good at listening, understanding.
Speaker AI'm here to learn, say what I'm going to do and I'll go out and do it as me.
Speaker AWhen you need to scale beyond getting 20k month and all of that, we need to change the strategies a bit.
Speaker AYeah, I know I'm just beginning, but I need to commit to myself in a high end level.
Speaker AAnd she then decided, can I please join top 1% which is our high ticket, our master program.
Speaker AShe wanted to commit to that from the beginning because she wanted to commit to her business, to herself.
Speaker ASo she put herself in a position where she needed to move forward.
Speaker AAnd she did.
Speaker AShe just took in everything and committed to it.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker BAnd I love that how we 10x who we are is practicing public speaking.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBecause in order to reach the audience and get the message in, which is by the way, the intention of public speaking, it's not what you say, it's about what they receive.
Speaker BYou need to emphasize who you are.
Speaker BSo you need to 10x who you are in order to reach all the way into the back of the room.
Speaker AAbsolutely.
Speaker AAnd she started to get a lot of clients and she realized now I'm spending too much time in my delivery.
Speaker ASee, growing the business this fast is about all the time figure out what is the bottleneck in my business.
Speaker ABecause the problem you have in your business change every time you grow and get to a new plateau.
Speaker AAnd it changed fast.
Speaker AWhen you grow fast, the bottleneck changed all the time.
Speaker ASo you need to make these corrections all the time to keep track of.
Speaker ASo she got to the point where she had too many clients and she needed to have an evergreen program.
Speaker ASo instead of having just a group program, she turned it into an evergreen so she could make a better onboarding process that was easier.
Speaker ALess.
Speaker ALess admin.
Speaker ALess.
Speaker ALess initial work and better program.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker ADesign.
Speaker ATalking about client journey.
Speaker BSimplifying the processes.
Speaker AThe processes.
Speaker BAnd a complete online course where Kim started has a completion rate of less than 7% statistically, which is not nearly enough in order to build a business based on an online product.
Speaker BIt's never going to fly because there isn't enough accountability and attention.
Speaker BThen going from that and going heavy then in on delivery usually builds a couple of different complexities.
Speaker BAnd one of those complexities is that we're building ourselves into the delivery.
Speaker BDoing a lot of one on one onboardings and we're doing with jumping on extra one on one calls with clients that pays between 2 and €3,000, which I don't think we should as coaches.
Speaker BI'm not an advocate for one on ones to begin with because one on ones is just solving that problem specifically to allow them to take a next step or a couple of next step or to paint out like a strategy for the next six months.
Speaker BAnd that's could be fair enough if we are going to commit to a higher level and really do something big together.
Speaker BBut the real value is connecting with people in similar situations like them and getting the same results in their own ways.
Speaker BWhile hand in hand or arm in arm.
Speaker BCommunity is the thing that allows people to really, really get results.
Speaker BSo it doesn't really matter if you love one on ones or don't like group programs.
Speaker BYour clients needs it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBut what she did was she was really scaling herself into a complexity with her delivery.
Speaker BSo what we needed to do was redesign it so that she could scale herself out of it again.
Speaker BAnd we scale ourselves out of stuff by simplifying.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAt no point should we start focusing on systems unless there is something to really systematize.
Speaker AShe could take in more clients, which meant now we could stop selling one to one and start selling one too many.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker ASo at this point we introduced her to start running challenges and events.
Speaker AYeah, Events.
Speaker ASales events.
Speaker ASo we gave her the exact script, what to say on different days, build up the challenge and everything.
Speaker AAnd she started doing that.
Speaker AAnd now by this time she started having warm leads coming.
Speaker AAnd suddenly she would get in 10, 15, 20 clients at the time because she was now running one too many events.
Speaker ASo still not spending anything on ads, which means everything was profit.
Speaker ANow when the clients were coming in, she had a problem with being everywhere, doing all of the marketing.
Speaker ASo she hired her first va. She.
Speaker BHad acquired a skill so that she could give that skill away to outsource that function in her business.
Speaker AWhich meant that she now needed to learn how to be a leader, how to control your team, how to teach the team how to get results, how.
Speaker BTo follow up and run KPIs and making sure that they are doing the right work and working efficiently themselves while also liking what they do.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AAnd she got a lot of clients who was getting her low ticket program.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker BThat fulfilled the first offer, that kind of wanted more and she didn't have more.
Speaker BAnd the natural step of doing that is creating an ascension, which means that we are ascending people to a next level.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BSo she built a mastermind for herself.
Speaker BThat was a longer commitment.
Speaker BSo if the first program was three months, this was rather 12 to 15 months instead.
Speaker BAnd instead of paying 3K for the entire program, they paid €1500amonth for 12 to 15 months instead.
Speaker BAnd there we have a 24K program, 25K program.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BAnd that's the last kind of cornerstone that allowed her to get to that 92k a month.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBecause she had an efficient process that helped her clients in the beginning to get the first result and get them hungry, to want more from that hunger.
Speaker BWanting more.
Speaker BShe could ascend them into a next level where they could work with the real stuff, her real talent, all the juicy stuff.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BBecause I kind of like that.
Speaker BWe also have a beginner level for everyone because we want to be accessible to people.
Speaker BBut the beginner level is another thing than working with really committed people.
Speaker BAnd I'm not saying that the people in our.
Speaker BIn our first program isn't starting up.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker BThey're just in a different, different place.
Speaker BAnd they're in a different place.
Speaker BWe need to grow in order for our business to grow.
Speaker BAnd that will always be the case.
Speaker BAnd sometimes it's because we are not doing the right things for us.
Speaker BSo we need to change how we are showing.
Speaker BOr sometimes it's a problem that we have had a hard time solving or that that creates a process for us.
Speaker BBut we need that process.
Speaker BWe crave it because it creates the other part of the equation that allows all the breakthroughs and all the joy and all the like eccentric feelings.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BIt's that we are overcoming stuff ourselves on the journey of helping others to achieve what we have already achieved for ourselves.
Speaker BSo that was Kim's next step.
Speaker BYeah, I'm going to help people to do what I've just done.
Speaker AAnd now you take the big leap.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AThat's where she make it the big steps.
Speaker AAnd suddenly she was going for doubling everything and tripling everything.
Speaker AIt goes so fast.
Speaker AAnd bear in mind she still have not spent anything on ads whatsoever.
Speaker AEverything she's making is profit, profit, profit.
Speaker AWhich means she started going on holidays every month with her kids and started looking at her dream house.
Speaker AAnd there was so many changes suddenly.
Speaker AAnd the hard part about getting all of these big changes in such a short amount of that there's so many identity shifts to grow into.
Speaker BI'm really curious to know about you who listens to this.
Speaker BIf I gave you 24 hours, would you be able to come up with an offer where you could help people for a year for €24,000?
Speaker BThat means €2,000amonth, by the way.
Speaker BThat is a wild thought for most coaches.
Speaker BBut don't close your mind to that.
Speaker BIt's so much easier than you believe because what the qualities that allows you to build that kind of level program is because of your talents.
Speaker BAnd it's the talents that are completely unknown to you because it's so second nature.
Speaker AAnd bear in mind, Kim started a 3k month with a 600 year program and within one year all of this happened.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker ALet's wrap this up.
Speaker AI'm gonna add a video here below where Kim in her own words are sharing.
Speaker BOh, nice.
Speaker AYeah, Sharing her journey when we celebrated her one of her celebrations where she's just sharing in her own words what it was like.
Speaker ABut I'm also going to add another one.
Speaker AI also going to add the training of this.
Speaker AHow the steps look like, what the steps look like.
Speaker BNice.
Speaker AGrowing the business.
Speaker AThis is exactly the system we call the millionaire multiplier method.
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker ASo we'll add the training as well.
Speaker ASo you can go in and see what does it actually look like.
Speaker AIf you today are selling a 600 year program or thousand year program or 2000 year program, what does the step actually look like for you to go out and 10x your business the next coming year?
Speaker DYeah.
Speaker APut that down below.
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