I’m selective about sharing client testimonials for several important reasons:
Privacy
First, many of my clients prefer to keep their spending concerns private, indeed they may have been hiding their spending from their friends, family, even their spouse, sometimes for many years.
That means even after we’ve resolved their issue it can be somewhat problematic to then publish their journey on the Internet!
Publishing their stories, even anonymously, isn’t something I take lightly. As an ex-marketer I know very well that if you don’t ask for testimonials you’ll very rarely get any – but that should be my problem, not yours. I’d rather not pressure you.
The No-Problem Phenomenon
Second, there’s an interesting phenomenon with my approach – it’s often too successful! I’ll explain…
Clients can come to me with a serious, major problem. However, once they experience their breakthrough and finish mentally processing, they often feel like their problem ‘wasn’t that serious anyway.’
While that’s actually a fantastic success (they literally can’t even relate to their old mindset anymore), it makes them even less likely to want to share their story publicly.
Great for them – sucks for me! But again, this is my problem, not yours.
Predator Protection
Finally, people who’ve struggled with compulsive spending can still be vulnerable to predatory marketing for some time after their resolution, and I won’t contribute to that, or hand such people a list of ‘easy prey’.
So… how do you know it works?
Simple: book a free vibe call. You can ask me anything, get a feel for how I work, and see if we click.
And if you’re still unsure, I offer a free follow-up within the first month, just in case anything needs finishing or we missed a knot.
You can tell me how terrible your problem is – then later you can tell me how it was no big deal anyway… 🤷
Here’s the magic button: