Below are ten talks we love to give. Pick a few and we'll weave them into one cohesive session. Or tell us what your people are wrestling with, and we'll shape a custom topic around it.
01
Your practice began the day you imagined it
The moment you decided to help people, your practice started. No office or website required, just a clear picture of who you want to serve.
02
You don't need your own office to have clients
Even one client you treat on the side is a real practice. One leads to another, and simple tools make it feel professional from day one.
03
Your story is your strategy
Who you are shapes who you help. Coming from a community, whether a neighborhood, a faith, or a shared passion, is one of the most authentic places to begin.
04
Flip the impostor syndrome
Feeling unworthy because you’re new is normal, and beatable. Your story is exactly why you belong here.
05
What is a niche, and how many can I have?
A niche isn’t a cage. Stay focused while still reaching more than one audience. A practical way to grow without losing your edge.
06
Who sends you clients? (referral partners)
Once your niche is clear, you can name the exact people who’ll refer to you, and build a network that keeps clients coming.
07
Marketing myths new practitioners believe
There’s no fixed rulebook. Match the channel to your audience instead of chasing whatever everyone says you “should” do.
08
Create assets, not content
Social posts vanish. Build lasting assets, like a tutorial you send every client after a session, that keep delivering value.
09
The sequence to building a practice
Order matters. It starts with your values and your people, then the right tools, and only then a website and marketing.
10
Your practice should give you freedom, not be a cage
Built in the right order, a practice supports your life instead of burying you in admin. Freedom is the whole point.
Don't see quite the right fit? These are starting points, not a fixed menu. We're happy to combine topics or build something tailored to your school or clinic. Just tell us what you have in mind.