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Yo Soy Amazing I help my clients rewrite their success story by overcoming pitfalls of mindset, like my client who went from 24K to 300K by overcoming the mindset pitfalls.

10/14/2026

My mom thought this was a service we needed. I wanted to understand why he was asking questions about our home and living trust.

And honestly, I was curious about his sales process.

But when I asked why he needed that information, he kept coming back to his warning about El Niño. The more he insisted, the less comfortable I felt.

It made me think: when someone asks us a question during a sales conversation, do we answer it, or repeat our pitch?

You may recognize that moment when you’re explaining your offer, but the person still seems unsure. What might you hear if you paused and got curious?

In my October 22 workshop, Close More Sales Without Needing More Leads, we’ll practice asking questions that help you see what someone is still unsure about and feel more comfortable continuing the conversation.

Tap the link to register and come practice with me.

“You did not ask me for my observation.”That was in an email someone sent me about my photos.I felt excited about that p...
10/12/2026

“You did not ask me for my observation.”

That was in an email someone sent me about my photos.

I felt excited about that photography session. Then I heard her perspective and saw how differently we viewed the pictures.

I loved them. They showed another side of me. Some of the outfits had a little sexiness, and I liked that.

She had concerns about what my clothing communicated about my business.

She said she meant well. She also knew I hadn’t asked for her feedback.

And that’s something I think about when it comes to coaching or simply wanting to help someone.

We can be so ready to give our answer that we forget to ask whether the person wants it.

I wasn’t asking for help choosing my clothes. I was sharing photos I loved.

Could she have her opinion? Of course.

But having an opinion and being invited to share it are two different things.

I want to remember that when I’m the person with something to say.

“Would you like my thoughts?”

Such a simple question. And it gives the other person a choice.

Have you ever shared something you were happy about and received advice you hadn’t asked for?

You hear, “I need to think about it,” and suddenly you’re thinking, too.Did I explain it clearly?Should I say more?How d...
10/10/2026

You hear, “I need to think about it,” and suddenly you’re thinking, too.
Did I explain it clearly?
Should I say more?
How do I follow up without being pushy?
Maybe you know that feeling. The conversation seemed promising, and now you’re unsure what to say next.
Before you explain your offer again, try:
“You don’t have to decide right now. Is there anything you’d like to talk through?”
Then give them room to answer.
They may have a question about the investment, the support, or whether your offer fits their situation. They may genuinely need time.
Their answer gives you something to respond to, so you can stop guessing and have a real conversation.
Imagine your next sales call: you hear a concern, feel more comfortable pausing, and can see a clearer next step.
That’s what we’ll practice in Close More Sales Calls Without Needing More Leads: understanding the buyer, talking through concerns, and making a clear invitation without feeling pushy.
If you recognize yourself in this moment, I’d love to have you join us.
October 22, 2026
La Verne, CA | $97
Tap the link in my bio to save your seat.

10/09/2026

Do you ever have a great conversation with a potential client, then hesitate to ask for the business?

You care about helping them, but you don’t want to sound pushy. So you leave the next step unspoken.

What opportunities might open up if you felt more confident making that invitation?

Join me October 22 for Close More Sales Without Needing More Leads.

We’ll practice natural sales conversations and clear invitations that give people room to decide.

Tap the link in my bio to reserve your spot.

10/07/2026

I’m concerned about the cost.”
You know how much goes into your work, so it’s tempting to explain everything included.
First, find out what they mean.
“When you say you’re concerned about the cost, what’s concerning you most?”
Maybe it’s the payments. Maybe it’s what they’re getting. Maybe they’ve spent money on something similar and were disappointed.
You won’t know which conversation to have until you ask.
Save this question for your next sales conversation.
Save this so you have the question handy before your next sales conversation.

For me, trust grows when I feel comfortable talking, know I’m being heard, and see someone show up consistently.It’s the...
10/05/2026

For me, trust grows when I feel comfortable talking, know I’m being heard, and see someone show up consistently.
It’s the ordinary moments.
Laughing together. Sharing what’s happening in our lives. Being able to talk about something we’re still figuring out.
Those things mean a lot to me.
And when I trust someone, I tend to give their words more weight. If they question something I’ve done, I’m more likely to consider it because I believe they care.
That’s something I’ve been reflecting on.
Being listened to matters to me. Feeling understood matters to me. And so does honesty.
I want to be able to ask questions, too. To say when something doesn’t feel right. To have a conversation even when we see things differently.
What’s something small that means a lot to you when you’re deciding whether to trust someone?

Feel a promising sales conversation slipping away? Hear “I’ll get back to you tomorrow,” and then see no reply when you ...
10/04/2026

Feel a promising sales conversation slipping away? Hear “I’ll get back to you tomorrow,” and then see no reply when you follow up?

You’ve spent time getting the lead, preparing for the call, and explaining how you can help. And now you’re left wondering what happened.

Before you explain your offer again, find out what they’re still trying to decide.

Do they need to understand how it would work for their situation? Are they concerned about something you haven’t discussed? What matters most to them in making this decision?

You don’t have to guess. You can ask, listen, and respond while you’re still in the conversation.

In Close More Sales Calls Without Needing More Leads, we’ll practice understanding your buyer, noticing hesitation, and asking questions that help you guide the conversation toward a clear decision without sounding scripted or pushy.

This workshop is for service-based business owners who are already having sales conversations and want to turn more of the right ones into paying clients.

Imagine what one more paying client from the conversations you’re already having could mean for your business.

October 22 | La Verne, CA

Tap the link in my bio to reserve your seat.

10/02/2026

Feel a promising sales conversation start to slip away? Hear “I need to think about it” again? See another interested prospect go quiet?

Before you explain your offer again, find out what they’re still trying to decide.

Ask: “What would you need to know to feel comfortable moving forward?”

Then give them room to answer. They may need to understand whether your service fits their situation, what would be different from a previous experience, or something you haven’t discussed yet.

Their answer gives you something specific to explore instead of guessing.

That’s part of what we’ll practice in Close More Sales Without Needing More Leads:

• Understanding what matters most to your buyer.
• Noticing hesitation and asking what’s behind it.
• Connecting your solution to their specific needs.
• Asking for the business without sounding scripted or pushy.

After postponing because of the evacuation, we now have a confirmed date: October 22 in La Verne!

Imagine turning more of the sales conversations you’re already having into paying clients.

Tap the link in my bio to reserve your seat.

I can feel the difference between someone listening to me and someone waiting for their turn to talk.I hear it in the qu...
09/29/2026

I can feel the difference between someone listening to me and someone waiting for their turn to talk.

I hear it in the questions they ask. I see it when they stay with what I’ve said instead of moving straight into their pitch.

Those are the people I love doing business with.

I feel comfortable enough to tell them what I need, and even what I’m unsure about. For that moment, I feel like what I’m saying matters.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about what someone experiences on the other side of a conversation with me.

When they tell me about their business, I want to hear what matters to them before I offer my thoughts. I want them to feel that I’m there with them, whether we end up working together or not.

Think of someone you love doing business with. What do they do that helps you feel comfortable?

09/25/2026

It feels good to hear that the evacuation orders have been lifted and to see La Verne residents returning home and local businesses reopening.

Now I can contact Hillcrest and begin finalizing a new date for Close More Sales Without Needing More Leads.

The date changed. The purpose did not.

This workshop is for business owners who want to understand what is happening beneath the words in a sales conversation.

Because the missing piece may not be another script or sales tactic.

It may be learning how to understand your buyer, build trust earlier, notice hesitation before it becomes an objection, and help someone reach the clarity they need to make a decision.

No pressure.

No convincing.

Just better conversations that help the right people decide whether your offer is right for them.

If you would like to know when the new date is confirmed, send me a message with the word WORKSHOP.

Address

3355 N. White Avenue #402
La Verne, CA
91750

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19097153175

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