I want to say something that might sting a little:

If you’re charging less than what your offer is worth, the problem isn’t just your income.

It’s your positioning.

A few weeks ago, I told a client, “If you’re charging $497 for something premium, people are going to wonder if you actually know what you’re doing.”

That might sound harsh. But it’s true.

Pricing isn’t just a math problem. It’s a message.

It tells people what to expect. It builds (or erodes) trust.

It determines whether someone sees you as a partner or a shortcut.

You can’t offer a $30K outcome and price it at $500.

You can’t talk about premium results and then discount yourself into the ground.

That’s not humble. It’s confusing, and trust me that people will shop around even if you discount yourself.

If this is resonating (if you know your pricing doesn’t match the quality of what you’re delivering, or your audience isn’t taking your offer seriously),  I want you to book a 1:1 session.

This is where we fix the disconnect.

We’ll clarify:

• Your value
• Your positioning
• Your pricing

And how to talk about all of it with confidence

This isn’t just mindset work. This is strategy.

You’ll leave with a plan, a price point that reflects your impact, and messaging that finally lands.

The investment is $899 → 25% off with code GOTIME