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Who taught you to apologize for your prices? 👀
Sometimes, undercharging starts long before the business does.
“Don’t be too loud.”
“Don’t take up too much space.”
“Who do you think you are?”
Years later, those messages can show up as:
“Maybe the price is too high.”
“Following up feels pushy.”
“Showing up on camera isn’t for me.”
In Genesis 3:11, God asks, “Who told you that you were naked?”
That question invites a deeper one: Who told you that you weren’t enough?
An old criticism can become a belief and that belief can influence how someone prices, sells, and shows up.
Your worth is God-given. Your pricing can reflect your skill, experience, and the value your service delivers. 🔥
Ready to stop second-guessing your prices and start confidently selling your services?
Comment “BOOKED” to learn how to communicate your value, handle price objections, and turn more inquiries into paying clients. 👇
Sometimes, undercharging starts long before the business does.
“Don’t be too loud.”
“Don’t take up too much space.”
“Who do you think you are?”
Years later, those messages can show up as:
“Maybe the price is too high.”
“Following up feels pushy.”
“Showing up on camera isn’t for me.”
In Genesis 3:11, God asks, “Who told you that you were naked?”
That question invites a deeper one: Who told you that you weren’t enough?
An old criticism can become a belief and that belief can influence how someone prices, sells, and shows up.
Your worth is God-given. Your pricing can reflect your skill, experience, and the value your service delivers. 🔥
Ready to stop second-guessing your prices and start confidently selling your services?
Comment “BOOKED” to learn how to communicate your value, handle price objections, and turn more inquiries into paying clients. 👇
Comments (11)
6 days agomarciaacole
Totally agree and that question opened so much for me. Who told you? And why did you believe them?
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