2. Why Overloading Your Doula Packages Is Hurting Your Doula Business (And How to Fix It)

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Have you ever wondered if cramming too much into your doula packages is the reason you’re feeling drained and your business isn’t thriving?

If you’re ready to simplify your packages, attract ideal clients, and charge what you’re worth without overloading your offerings, grab your notebook—this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, we dive into the following:

• Why offering “everything” in your packages is confusing clients and hurting your business.
• How simplifying your packages can help you attract aligned clients who value your core strengths.
• The secret to charging more without feeling like you have to add endless extras.
• … and a whole lot more!

If you’re tired of overworking, undercharging, and stretching yourself thin, then this episode is for you!

Additional Resources You'll LOVE...

Ready to stop overloading your packages and start creating a sustainable, profitable doula business? These free resources will help you:

The Birth Advocacy Blueprint: Learn how to confidently communicate your value to clients and advocate for their needs without overextending yourself. Download it here.

The Doula's Cheat Sheet for Setting Rates That Don't Suck: Learn how to price your services to reflect your value without feeling the need to include everything. Grab your copy here.

Burnout to Booked Out Masterclass: Discover how to streamline your business, attract aligned clients, and create packages that work for you. Watch it here!

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Remember: You don’t need to offer “everything” to attract great clients. By simplifying your packages and focusing on your strengths, you’ll create a business that works for you—and your clients.