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The kinds of questions that get useful answers
Useful questions arise from a real challenge you’re facing right now.
Questions that are harder to work with are very broad and abstract (”How do I get better clients?”), or ones that require a lot of context I won't have (”Is my pricing strategy right?”). You can make those kinds of questions into useful questions by adding more context so I have enough to go on.
If I take your question when you’re there live, you’ll also have an opportunity to unmute and discuss with me directly.
Good examples from past sessions:
- “I have a clear vision for a higher-level offer (short description), but my current clients expect me to keep doing the lower-level work like…. How do I transition without losing income?”
- “I'm coming off a brutal few months where I said yes to everything so I wouldn't struggle financially. It's not sustainable and leaves me no time for the work I actually want to do. Here's my situation...”
- “I'm making more money now through higher-priced work doing…, but doing that work is taking up all my capacity. There’s nothing left for my own creative projects, like…. How do I change the balance without losing what's working?”
- “I have a project (short description) I've been trying to make progress on for two years. I know it matters, I keep making small moves on it, but it never becomes the actual priority. How do I stop letting it get pushed aside?”
- “I'm at a fork in the road: one path is more financially stable but not the work I care about; the other is the work I believe in but with no guaranteed income. I keep going back and forth. How do I actually decide? Here’s what I’m weighing…”

Want more than an hour with me?
STAR is a good way to get a taste of how I work. If what you're dealing with is complex enough that an hour of group coaching won't cut it, I work with people one-on-one. You can learn more about that here.


