You’re in the right place — here’s where you can apply for the no-cost 30-minute “Unstuckness” consultations you heard Bryn and I talking about during our Twitter interview February 4th.

Here’s the deal:

  • Even though it’s well past, it would still be cool if you’d Tweet about our Twitterview, or RT our Tweets (at least once) using the #HOWConf hashtag (Find a Tweet to RT by searching for HOWConf)
  • Not on Twitter? Really? Then stand up, turn around 3 times, pat yourself on the head, and say (out loud), “I will get a Twitter account so I can follow the rest of the Twitterviews Bryn has planned.” You can sit down now.
  • Answer the questions below to apply (I need to know that you’re a legitimate business owner and a good candidate for the consultation)

That’s it!

Here’s how you’ll know if the consultation is for you:

You feel so stuck in the “busy-ness” of your business that you can’t get to the big ideas, the stuff you really need and want to do to grow your business.

You just feel stuck, or like you’re going around in circles.

You don’t know how to go about building your team, or the team you’ve built isn’t working out that well for you. Or you’re just confused about getting support altogether, because you’ve been doing everything by yourself so long.

So here’s what we’ll work together to do:

  • create a clear vision for your business success and the lifestyle you’d like your business to provide, and
  • uncover hidden challenges and/or belief systems that may be sabotaging the growth of your business and keeping you working too many hours

You’ll leave this session renewed, re-energized, and inspired. Not bad for 30 minutes.

All you need to do is answer these questions to apply:

  1. What kind of product/service do you provide?
  2. How long have you had your business?
  3. What are your revenue goals for the next 12 months?
  4. What was your business revenue over the last 12 months? (ballpark)
  5. What do you see as the major challenges holding you and your business back from growing at the pace you want?
  6. On a scale of 0-10, how important is it for you to overcome your challenges and achieve your goals?
  7. How many people are in your company?
  8. Full Name
  9. Email Address
  10. Website Address
  11. Phone Number
  12. Time Zone

And anything else you think I need to know.
(All of your information will be kept strictly confidential, of course.)

Send your answers to me in an email (marcia at hoeck dot net) and I’ll get back to you. Remember, there are only a limited number of consultations available, so get your application in soon.

Let’s get started!

Marcia

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