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A Marketing Mindset
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by Juliet Austin
A lot of practitioners in the healing arts assume that all they need to be successful in their business or practice is more ideas or knowledge about marketing. While it’s essential that you have knowledge and skills in marketing, you must also have a mindset that will ensure your success. In fact, unless you exhibit the attitudes that will bring you the clients that you need to build and sustain your healing practice, all the marketing knowledge in the world won’t do you any good.


So what are some of the characteristics of a successful marketing mindset? Here are some that stand out for me:


1. You know what you want. You know what you want in terms of success in your business, but you also know why you want to be successful. You know what success in your practice will bring to the rest of your life. For example, if you require a specific amount of income to travel or to retire at a certain age, you know how much income you will need to generate in your business to allow you to reach your goals.


2. You have made a commitment to succeeding in your healing business. You know that building a healing arts practice or business means that you are in it for the long haul no matter what happens and how discouraged you feel at times. You know that success requires time, persistence and patience and are willing to do what it takes to succeed.


3. You believe that what you want is possible. In the words of Napoleon Hill, “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” You think positively and act as if you expect your dreams for your practice to come true. You are mindful of keeping a positive attitude and don’t waste your time on what is not working in your business. If you don’t know how to do something, you find a way to learn how to do it.


4. You face your fears. You are aware of your fears about being successful and address them head on. The more success you desire the bigger the risks you will have to take, thus the more fears you will have to overcome, You are also mindful of any fears you are creating for yourself. You know that the more you think about the potential negative consequences of something, the more likely you are to experience fear. You focus on what you want to happen and the positive results you hope to reap from any risk that you take.


5. You know that “failure” is inevitable and that it can actually lead you closer to success. In fact, you at times even welcome failure and what it can teach you about how you need to improve at becoming a better marketer. You know that each time you fail at some aspect of your business, it makes you and your business stronger if you act upon the lessons you have learned.
6. You believe that you deserve success. You have faith in your ability to have the kind of healing business that you want and know that you deserve it. Just like you believe success is possible, you know that you are as worthy of success as anyone is.


7. You are prepared for the unexpected. You understand that no matter how well you plan for things while marketing your practice, things will not always as you envisioned. You are prepared to be flexible and adapt to each situation as is necessary. You know that sometimes you must change your plans in mid-stream if you find a better way of doing things and accept this as part of the process.


8. You are comfortable putting yourself out there to the world. You know your strengths and the benefits of the services you offer and are not afraid to tell others about the good work you do. You know that as long as what you are saying about yourself and your services in your marketing is true, it’s not only ok but necessary to talk about all the good things you can, and have done for people.

9. You know that marketing is a process, not an event. You understand that because you are committed to your success that marketing will always be a part of what you do. You know that there are always things you can do to improve your marketing so that it can bring you even better results. You have learned that the more experience you have with marketing your healing practice, the more you realize you what you don’t know about marketing and that inspires you to learn even more. You also understand that even when business is good you must keep the market engine running so that you don’t get caught up in the “feast and famine” cycle.


10. You know that you must take regular and consistent action towards marketing your practice. You understand that developing promotional materials and marketing plans are essential components for preparing to market. However, until you get out there and take action you will not get the business that you want. You engage in action activities on a regular basis that bring you clients.


Developing a marketing mindset, like marketing itself, is something that requires work on an ongoing basis. If you find yourself lacking in any of the ten areas above, develop a strategy for what you will do about it. Get help if you need it, do whatever it takes to get your marking mindset in top shape for success.





Juliet Austin, MA
Marketing Coach, Consultant & Copywriter


Juliet Austin has a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology and worked as an educator, researcher and counselor for over 20 years.


In the late 90's Juliet completed a career change into the field of marketing when she Graduated from CoachU, The Institute of Life Coach Training and became a member of the School of Coaching at Coachville. Juliet also completed numerous courses and classes on marketing, Internet marketing and website copywriting and promotion.


She is a member of several professional organizations including The International Association of Coaches, The Canadian Counselling Association, Healers in Business and The Business Alliance for Local Living Economies.


As a Marketing Coach, Consultant and Copywriter, Juliet assists healing professionals and socially responsible business owners who are struggling to attract clients or sell their products. She helps her clients in overcoming resistances to marketing, develop and implement no or low-cost marketing strategies for both on and off the Internet, write compelling website copy and promote their websites.


Juliet writes for several publications both on and off the Internet. Her articles have appeared in publications in Canada, the US and in Australia. In addition, she is also co-author with Sue Bond of the ebook: How To Become A Coach: A Guide for Therapists and Counselors.


Juliet also leads workshops and teleclasses on various marketing topics for those involved in the spiritual, metaphysical and healing arts.


Assisting healing professionals in marketing a practice has become a creative and intellectual form of self-expression for Juliet. Being an ideas person who thrives on change and variety, she is constantly developing new projects. Her ongoing quest for knowledge as well as the passion she has for marketing and her work with her clients ensures that she stays current with cutting-edge on and off-line marketing methods.



Juliet is the author of the Free Report, " 67 Surefire Ways To Attract Clients" which you can get at:

www.julietaustin.com


For more information about Juliet's services, visit her website at:

www.julietaustin.com

or one of her blogs at:

www.marketingaprivate
practice.com

and:

www.websitedesignand
promotion.com

Juliet can also be reached at:
604.730.1838













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