Me and Janis at Rejuvenate Your Practice
Last week I attended a live event called Rejuvenate Your Practice with Jesse Koren and Sharla Jacobs. It was such an amazing experience!
I had been doing the related home study program which is full of valuable information, but something about being at the live event just made everything click. Also the energy of being around so many like-minded and motivated people was amazing!
Here are some pictures of me with two very dear friends I made at this event.
Janis Cline is a Hypnotist who helps business owners remove stumbling blocks so they can make more money and attract business opportunities (www.JanisCline.com) and Mary Beth Vanderlinden is an Intuitive Energy Healer (www.CreeksideWellnessCenter.com). They are both so inspiring!
It felt so great to connect with them. I look forward to staying in touch with my new friends, so we can support each other. I also want you to know that we want to be a support for you too. Even if you and I have never met in person, and we are only connecting here on line, we are still part of a community of like-minded people. This is really powerful!
Here are the 3 biggest takeaways I want to share with you from the event:
1) Speak Clearly About What You Do
One of the things we focused on at this event, was being able to speak clearly about what we do. Most of us were Coaches or other Holistic Health Practitioners, but I think this is important for everyone. You can serve more people when you share what you do in a concise and engaging way that clearly shows your value.
2) Pick Yourself Up
At this event, there was lots of dancing, hugging, and enthusiastic high fives. It felt a little silly at first doing these things spontaneously with strangers, but after awhile it started to feel really good! I realized how different this experience was from working alone and allowing your mind to go off on tangents where you can start to buy into your limiting beliefs. It’s amazing how something so simple like surrounding yourself with like-minded people who support each others dreams can really motivate (and I also realized the importance of dance breaks throughout the day!).
3) Community is Key
Me with Mary Beth and Janis at Rejuvenate Your Practice
If you’re a solopreneur, it’s very easy to feel isolated and like you have to do everything yourself.
Being around such an amazing group of people made all the information I had been learning come alive. I realized that trying to do it yourself is the hard way. Coming together in community, we can support each other and reach our dreams more quickly while having fun in the process.
I highly recommend this event to anyone who wants to fill their practice with more enthusiastic clients 🙂
If you’re ever feeling alone, please remember that you can always reach out to me or other like-minded people here on this site in the comments section.
So in the spirit of community, leave a comment and share a way you can support someone or allow yourself to be supported.
Hi Christine,
It was wonderful to get to know you as well. I wish you so much success in your practice. You are a great coach and I am sure your ideal clients will be drawn to you and the value that you bring them.
Abundant Blessings,
Mary Beth
PS. I would love a copy of any pictures you have.
Hi Mary Beth,
Thank you so much for your kind words! I will definitely send you these pictures. 🙂
~Christina
Thanks for your kind words.
Thank you Nanu–hope you are doing well! 🙂
~Christina
I know many of the Rejuvenate lot and they are a great crowd. I too really value community and love people but as a shypreneur and an introvert I also LOVE my alone time so I have built a huge and highly connected community on Social Media. Best of both worlds for me 🙂 I do still go out and about of course but Social Networking is my place of choice 😀
Hi Louise,
I can totally relate to that! I think the most important thing is to have that sense of community and know there are people you can reach out to and rely on whether it’s on line or in person.
~Christina
Love this! You’re so right about community being key (as well as the other two – LOL). I know I’d be lost without my friends. And as far as my business goes, I’d probably still be stuck and not where I want to be in my business if it wasn’t for my Masterminding Gals. That support and accountability is much more importantly that I think many solopreneurs or entrepreneurs realize.
Yes–especially having Masterminding Gals! I’m so grateful for mine and our Facebook community 🙂
Yes Yes Yes….Community is key! We need each other more than we realize. I love events like the one you attended. Wonderful post.
Thank you Suzanne! 🙂
Sounds like a great event. Love the term “solopreneur” – I had not seen that before; for many of us who work from a home office it’s a great way to start the conversation and “speak clearly about what we do.”