Does marketing feel like a never-ending uphill battle?
You're not alone—and honestly, I get it. I hate marketing too.
In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on why your marketing feels so exhausting, overwhelming, and misaligned—and what you can do about it.
Here's what we're covering:
✨ The consistency trap that's burning you out (and why you don't need to post every day on every platform)
✨ Why trying to appeal to everyone is making your business invisible
✨ The problem with using someone else's strategy (spoiler: it won't work for you)
✨ How to track what's actually working so you stop wasting effort
✨ The mindset shift that changes marketing from "selling" to "serving"
Plus, I'm sharing:
- How I've scheduled my social media content through to February 2026 (yes, really)
- Why 27 new patients found me through Google—not Instagram or Facebook
- The one thing you could do this week to start attracting more clients
If marketing feels hard right now, something's misaligned. Let's fix that.
Your action step this week: Identify where your last 3-5 clients came from—then do more of that.
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