Let me guess… you're stuck, right?
You’re hustling, grinding, doing everything they told you would lead to success, but your bank account? Still looking pretty sad.
Main focus
It’s not because you’re not working hard enough. It’s because you’re focusing on the wrong thing.
And until you fix this ONE thing… you’ll keep spinning your wheels.
I’ve seen a lot of business owners especially in trades and home services get stuck trying to figure out the right pricing or how to stand out in a competitive market.
Trust me, I get it. I’ve been there.
At first, I thought following the “going rate” would keep me in the game, charging what others did and hoping for the best.
But here’s the reality: when you compete on price, you’ll find yourself in a race to the bottom.
“You didn’t start your business to be the cheapest option.You started it to deliver value. And when you shift your focus to that, everything changes.”
Clients aren’t just paying for hours worked. they’re paying for peace of mind.
For example, Michael Wright was struggling with pricing his plumbing services, feeling stuck charging $150/hour. I shared with him what helped me: stop thinking about the number of hours and start thinking about the value and solution you provide.
David King, on the other hand, wanted advice on setting up his new company in Vancouver, where rates were all over the place. Instead of sticking to a flat rate, I encouraged him to consider the bigger problems he solves for clients, saving them from more expensive repairs down the road.
And Sarah Johnson was frustrated with lead generation platforms.
I suggested reactivating old leads first and focusing on increasing conversion rates. Leads aren’t just about quantity, they’re about quality and how you handle them.
At the end of the day, success doesn’t come from following the crowd or racing to the bottom, it comes from understanding your value and building a solid system around it.
If you’re struggling with pricing, marketing, or lead generation and need some guidance on how to get unstuck, reach out.
I’m here to help.