One session. Two parts. 2.5 hours of workshopping, not lecturing ā
your money mindset, and your prospective clientsā,
with real-time Q&A built in throughout.
You know you're a good coach. So why does selling STILL feelĀ SO HARD??
You spent the money on the certifications. You really care about your clients. You've helped your clients see real results. And somehow, none of that has made you feel 100% confident to write that promotional social media post⦠without rewriting it four times.
Here's what most coaches don't say out loud:
"I've invested so much in my business and education, and Iām still not great at selling."
"I watch other coaches talk about their coaching offer and it seems so much easier for them to sign clients. Why canāt that be me?"
"I finish a discovery call and think⦠I thought that went so well. Why didnāt they sign up?"Ā
If you're a newer coach, it might sound like:
I'm not established enough yet for anyone to take me seriously yet.
If you've been coaching for years, it might sound like:
The strategies that used to work have stopped working, and I can't tell if it's the market or me.
Different stage, BUT Same root CAUSE:
unexamined beliefs about moneyĀ & selling that's making decisions for you.
HEREāSĀ WHAT'S ACTUALLY GOING ON
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It's not your content.
It's not your funnel.
It's not even your offer.
You can write a better caption. Build a cleaner sales page. Tighten your offer until it's perfect. And if the belief underneath all of it hasn't shifted (yours or your prospective client's) none of it will convert the way it should.
This is the part most business trainings skip, because it's harder to teach than just handing you a template, a content calendar, or a sales script.
But this is the part that actually moves the needle.
TWO BELIEF SYSTEMS ARE RUNNING EVERY SALES CONVERSATION YOU HAVE:
1.Ā YOURS š the story you've built about what selling means, and whether you're allowed to actually charge what you're worth.
2. THEIRSĀ š the beliefs your prospective client carries about money, risk, and whether they're the kind of person who follows through.
BothĀ BELIEF SYSTMES AREĀ workable, once you can actually see them (and are willing to do something about it)
Now, you might be thinkingā¦
"My problem isn't money mindset⦠it's gotta be something else."Ā
Or: "I'm not sure how āmoney mindset workā will actually make signing clients easier."
Here's the honest answer: this workshop won't fix a coaching offer thatās not suitable for your ideal client.
But for most coaches, the belief work is the thing standing between a decent strategy and one that actually converts..
And ultimately, you will never know which one you're dealing with until you've looked underneath (and tbh, you have the courage to do so)
What you can expect after our time together:
The discomfort around promoting yourself and pricing yourself confidently wonāt disappear overnight.
But after the work we do together, it will stop running the show.
āļø You'll know what's actually underneath your own resistance to showing up and selling confidently and a written reframe you built yourself, not a script written by someone else
āļø You'll be able to tell a real budget objection from a belief block in real time, and respond to the right one
āļø You'll feel excited to promote yourself and have psychology-backed skills to lead sales conversations in a more effective way (that actually feels good, too)
Hi! I'm Dr. Kasey Jo!
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I have a PhD in psychology and have spent my career researching mindset and health behavior change. I've also been in the health and fitness coaching space for over a decade ā which means I've watched this exact problem play out from both sides, in my own business and in hundreds of coaches' businesses.
Iāve generated $7M in my business, much of it built on understanding the psychology of why people buy, not just better marketing tactics.
I'm the founder of the Health Mindset Coaching Certification (HMCC) ā an accredited, 12-week behavior change and mindset coaching program for health and fitness professionals, accredited by NASM, ACE, ACSM, AFAA, NBHWC, NANP, and CDR.
This workshop applies that same caliber of research to a different problem: not how you coach your clients, but how you sell to them (and how they decide whether to say yes).
You can keep optimizing the wrong thingā¦
More content. A better funnel. A new offer structure.Ā
Listen, all of that is worth doing. Iām not saying these things arenāt important.
But if the belief foundation underneath your selling (and underneath your prospective client's decision to invest) is still shaky, here's what tends to happen instead...
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š« You write better copy, and it still doesn'tĀ get engagement the way you expect, because the resistance isn't in the words⦠it's in the belief the words are trying to work around
š«Ā You might get more leads but your applications donāt convert into clients. More people hearing a pitch that isn't landing? Just means more people saying no
š«Ā You keep adjusting your price, hoping a different number fixes the hesitation, when the hesitation was never really about the number
READY TO JOIN US?
CHOOSE YOUR ACCESS
STANDARD ACCESS
$47
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Ā LIVEĀ workshop ticket
(July 13th, 12-230pm CST)
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Ā STANDARDĀ follow-along workbook
No replay included ā and this workshop won't be taught live again.
VIP ACCESS āļø
$97
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Ā LIVEĀ workshop ticket
(July 13, 12-230pm CST)
ā Ā LIFETIMEĀ access to the full replay
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Ā ENHANCED VIPĀ WORKBOOK: Standard Workbook, PLUS: The Objection Decoder, Application form question bank, and Content Marketing Audit Framework
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The real question left is whether you're ready to find out which belief (yours, or your prospective client's⦠or a little bit of both) has been quietly deciding how many people you get to help and how sustainable your coaching business will be.
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