EP.25: Deciding What to Charge

Entrepreneurial Skills and Business Planning, Money Mindset, Podcast

When it’s time to decide how much to charge a prospect for a project, what do you do? Or if you’re just getting started in business, do you know what to charge clients for your unique services?

Today, I’m sharing with you a few important mindset shifts to consider when it comes to deciding how much to charge for your services.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

How to think like a CEO so you charge what your services are worth.
Why I don’t think it’s a good idea to ask other colleagues what they think you should charge for a particular project.
The importance of crunching the numbers in your unique business
A quick tip on how to respond when a prospective client calls to offer you work on something you’ve never done before (and you have no idea what to charge)

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The “Charge What You’re Worth” private mentoring program

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Christine Dyan Thomson, founder of The Manipura Centre™, works to amplify the voices of dietitians who are making an impact.

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