ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When did asking “What am I paying for?” become a limiting belief?
Veronica calls out the coaching sales tactics that turn reasonable questions into personal shortcomings, confuse confidence with competence, and leave the client responsible for everything, including the advice.
An honest conversation about what paid support should provide, how to evaluate someone’s expertise, and why a substantial offer should survive a follow-up email.
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