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Why Decisions Are Powerful
Lisa Sasevich
You may have heard me extol the power of decisive action, but do you know why I encourage you to make on-the-spot decisions and inspire your prospective clients to do so as well? When we make a decision, our life opens up and moves forward. We get behind that new energy and great things begin […]
It’s Not About You
Lisa Sasevich
One of the questions that I’m often asked is, “Why is it so hard to sell my own services?” I can relate. I was raised in corporate sales, and I could go out there for Pfizer, for Hewlett-Packard, and offer their services all day long. I even won awards for doing so. But I’ll never […]
DO This, DON’T Do That: How to Fill Your High-Ticket Mastermind, Mentorship or Coaching Program
Lisa Sasevich
I know. It can feel daunting to offer your very first high-ticket mastermind, mentorship or coaching program. But if you feel inspired to do so, if you feel that inner calling to work with clients in a deep, lasting and meaningful way, you really shouldn’t let the disappointing results of others — or your own […]
Don’t Overlook This Opportunity for Red-Hot Leads
Lisa Sasevich
Recently my eyes were opened to a really amazing way to generate leads that’s so simple and straightforward it’s often overlooked: sponsorship. Sponsorship means you support someone else’s live event with an investment and, in return, get some kind of access to their attendees. Obviously, to make it worth your while, you want to choose your […]
The Magic of Ending Early
Lisa Sasevich
Over the years, I’ve noticed some intriguing differences in how men and women respond during presentations. One of these differences has to do with time. When you’re passionate about your subject and on a roll, it is really hard to stop talking. But when you’re presenting to women, you want to stop, because ending even […]
Show Your Panties
Lisa Sasevich
Okay…not literally! What I’m talking about is one of the most powerful strategies to employ when selling to the women in your audience. When you’re introducing yourself at the beginning of your presentation, your behind-the-scenes intention is to quickly build credibility with your audience and create vulnerability, so that they know you have been where […]



