Something tells me this Coach is broke

A while back The Aussie Hermit tried a new LinkedIn strategy to get Facebook ad clients when I was thinking of running an agency.

The idea was to connect with potential prospects, start a convo and then go from there.
(There’s more to it than that obviously, but that’s the general gist)

And, while the good news was, my VA did 90% of the work for me, and I got a lot of good responses.

The bad news was, I had to have a lot of conversations just to land one client.

And that just reminded why I gave up the “free” client-getting strategies.

They’re OK if you’ve got a lot of spare time to burn - but I didn’t.

And even if I did…

I’d rather spend that time with my family or looking up conspiracy theories about the elites eating babies.

Wut?

Anyway, while many of the conversations led to nowhere, I did get some hilarious responses.

For example, one of the people I connected with must have taken a look at my LinkedIn profile before she responded.

Here’s what my LinkedIn profile said at the time…

“1 Billion Emails Sent, $40M+ Banked for Clients, $8M+ Spent on Ads, 500,000+ Leads Generated, Over 4,000 Coaches, Consultants & Experts Served”
And here’s what she said…

“Wow, that's a lot of $$ signs in your profile Luke. I'm not interested in making money. Go find the self-interested narcissists. Cheers Kristyn”

Funny.

And also kinda sad.

All I had done up to that point was connect.

I hadn’t pitched anything at all.

So for her to go from zero to that comment something had obviously triggered her.
I suspect it’s probably because she wasn’t making any money at all?

After all, if you’re successful you ain’t making a comment like that.

Here’s the thing…

If you’re a Coach that earns good money, or has no problem making good money, you know that there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.

In fact, all money is is an exchange of value.

You give your service to your prospect, and that’s valuable to them.

And they give you money for your service, and that’s valuable to you.

So the more money you make simply shows how much value you’re creating in the world.

The other important thing about making money is that you need it for your business to thrive.

You need it to pay for your tech platforms…

You need it to pay for your ads…

You need it to pay for your VA’s and employees etc…

So the more cash flow you have coming into the business, the more you can reinvest in it, the more you can grow, the more people you can serve.

Point being:

Earning money - and lots of it - is a very good thing.

Of course, it can be used for bad as well.

(Like buying Adrenochrome)

But that doesn’t mean money in itself is bad.

It means the person using the money for evil things is bad.

Hopefully Kristyn has realised that by now.

And if not, she’s probably not in business.

With that being said…

If you don’t want to earn a lot of money in your business, then I can’t help.

However, if you like the idea of earning a great income while making an even bigger impact, then the narcissistic Hermit may just be your man.

I have a program that gets you clients sending one email every day.

Of course, there is some setup involved (which takes about 4 weeks) to get people coming onto your list on autopilot, but once done all you’ll need to do is send one 15 minute email each day to get clients lining up to work with you.

(And yes, I show you how to come up with the content and send out the emails without it taking a ton of time)

If this sounds like something you’re interested in, make sure to put yourself on The 15 Minute Client Waitlist here:
https://The15MinuteClientWaitlist.com

-Luke Charlton
The Hermit Hole, Somewhere Near Byron Bay