You know what you should charge. You have probably known for a while. But the moment someone pushes back, goes quiet, or asks for a discount, the number drops.
Or you don't say the number at all. You soften it. You add more to justify it. You apologise for it.
That is not a pricing problem. That is a mindset problem. No formula, rate card, or competitor research is going to fix it.
The beliefs underneath your sales avoidance, named and worked through. Why smart, capable people talk themselves out of selling. And how to stop.
How to set prices you can actually hold. The psychology of pricing decisions, what happens when you anchor too low, and how to raise your rates without performing confidence you don't have.
How to show up for selling consistently, not just when you launch. What actually drives daily income, and the mindset habits that keep it moving.
"Before this Bootcamp, I went back and forth with what to charge. This was sooooo helpful!"
"Big revelations for me already after workshop 1."
"This was awesome. I can't wait to dive into the journaling prompts."
You stop negotiating against yourself before the conversation starts. Selling starts to feel less like performing and more like telling someone what is available. The income follows.