Ready to leave 2024 behind and embrace the possibilities of 2025? In this episode, I’m breaking down the trends, habits, and mindsets to leave in the past and the ones to bring into the new year. From redefining success to running ads that actually work, we’re casting vision for a more intentional and impactful year ahead. Join me to kick off 2025 with a plan that sets you up for success!
Topics covered in this episode:
- Why "high achiever" is out and vision casting is in.
- The power of ads over organic-only posting.
- Shifting the focus from income bragging to client impact.
- How to evaluate your offers for real results.
- Practical first steps for running effective ads.
- The importance of creating trust-building freebies.
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