Comments on: Learning From 2006! http://therapistleadershipinstitute.com/blog/35/learning-from-2006/ Supporting and enriching the lives and careers of therapists worldwide. Wed, 02 May 2012 14:27:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Cynthia McKenna, LPC, NCC http://therapistleadershipinstitute.com/blog/35/learning-from-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Cynthia McKenna, LPC, NCC Fri, 02 Feb 2007 13:36:20 +0000 http://buildyourtherapypractice.com/casey/archives/43#comment-97 Hi Everyone, One of the best successes I had in 2006 was connecting with Casey and the Be A Wealthy Therapist program. Casey helped me fine-tune the marketing techniques I had in place, and learned some new ways to attract the clients I most want to work with. 2006 also brought me to full-time private practice - I was able to leave my agency job and focus all my energy on my clients and building the private practice I love. 2007 promises to be a great year - I look forward to reading everyone's success stories. Cynthia ************* Creating Healthy Relationships http://www.cynthiamckennacounseling.com http://www.counseling.typepad.com Hi Everyone,

One of the best successes I had in 2006 was connecting with Casey and the Be A Wealthy Therapist program.

Casey helped me fine-tune the marketing techniques I had in place, and learned some new ways to attract the clients I most want to work with.

2006 also brought me to full-time private practice – I was able to leave my agency job and focus all my energy on my clients and building the private practice I love.

2007 promises to be a great year – I look forward to reading everyone’s success stories.

Cynthia
*************
Creating Healthy Relationships
http://www.cynthiamckennacounseling.com
http://www.counseling.typepad.com

]]> By: Vondie http://therapistleadershipinstitute.com/blog/35/learning-from-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Vondie Thu, 01 Feb 2007 22:29:48 +0000 http://buildyourtherapypractice.com/casey/archives/43#comment-96 p.s. I also love this webpage... very pretty :) Vondie p.s.
I also love this webpage… very pretty :)
Vondie

]]> By: Vondie http://therapistleadershipinstitute.com/blog/35/learning-from-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Vondie Thu, 01 Feb 2007 22:29:02 +0000 http://buildyourtherapypractice.com/casey/archives/43#comment-95 Casey, First of all, I LOVE your new tag line about having a meaningful practice and being able to "make a good living" at it (that hits it right on the nose for me). As for my success stories... well you know I am a die-hard Casey fan. I love the Exculsive Members program and how it enabled me to start building, so I could afford the work-group, and I am planning to check out the technology modules next summer... So, thanks for giving us the "funnel" so we could build up to being able to afford more of your great services!!! And as for me, the biggest surprise has been how much fun the marketing has been! (I wouldn't have believed it if someone had tried to tell me :) I've always enjoyed speaking, so doing talks has been a great way for me to use the Extroverted Strategies. But, I never knew before how to capitalize on the contact by keeping in touch with people afterward. And the really big surprise has been how much I am enjoying the creative aspects of the typepad BLOG, and the monthly newsletter (for my Keep In Touch Strategies and Introverted Strategies). I just spent some time droping off flyers for my Valentine's Talk this month. I gave some to my dentist and some to my eye doctor and dropped off a bunch at Fuller. These are all in Pasadena which is a ways to come for a talk in La Verne. But each time I dropped off flyers, I got to reconnect with someone -- the hygenist, a receptionist, a former professor. And they are all excited and supportive and genuinely interested to hear what I am doing and how I can be of service to them, their friends, or their clients. And since I put my website address on my flyer, I figure even if people can't come, they might check out the website. So, as you can tell by this (lengthy) story, I am feeling really excited about my marketing and my growing practice and myself -- what I have to offer. (Oh and that doesn't even include the t.v. show... I'll let you know how that goes :) Take Good Care and Thanks for Everything! Love, Vondie Casey,
First of all, I LOVE your new tag line about having a meaningful practice and being able to “make a good living” at it (that hits it right on the nose for me).

As for my success stories… well you know I am a die-hard Casey fan.

I love the Exculsive Members program and how it enabled me to start building, so I could afford the work-group, and I am planning to check out the technology modules next summer… So, thanks for giving us the “funnel” so we could build up to being able to afford more of your great services!!!

And as for me, the biggest surprise has been how much fun the marketing has been! (I wouldn’t have believed it if someone had tried to tell me :) I’ve always enjoyed speaking, so doing talks has been a great way for me to use the Extroverted Strategies. But, I never knew before how to capitalize on the contact by keeping in touch with people afterward. And the really big surprise has been how much I am enjoying the creative aspects of the typepad BLOG, and the monthly newsletter (for my Keep In Touch Strategies and Introverted Strategies).

I just spent some time droping off flyers for my Valentine’s Talk this month. I gave some to my dentist and some to my eye doctor and dropped off a bunch at Fuller. These are all in Pasadena which is a ways to come for a talk in La Verne. But each time I dropped off flyers, I got to reconnect with someone — the hygenist, a receptionist, a former professor. And they are all excited and supportive and genuinely interested to hear what I am doing and how I can be of service to them, their friends, or their clients. And since I put my website address on my flyer, I figure even if people can’t come, they might check out the website.

So, as you can tell by this (lengthy) story, I am feeling really excited about my marketing and my growing practice and myself — what I have to offer.
(Oh and that doesn’t even include the t.v. show… I’ll let you know how that goes :)

Take Good Care and Thanks for Everything!
Love,
Vondie

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