Creating your slow, gentle and profitable launch plan

A workshop to create a launch that is gentle, effective and all you

Depending on your experiences with being marketed to, and marketing yourself, you might hold different stories about launching.

In the early years of my business, I absolutely felt uncomfortable about launching and sought out all the resources I could to do it ‘right’. If you’ve been with me for a while you can probably predict what happened: I quickly burnt-out on the plans I tried to follow, felt overwhelmed and pressured.

While I still find launching a lot, especially emotionally and mentally, I do feel like it’s getting easier. And that’s a good thing, because as a small business owner I have to launch from time to time, especially since I so much love to create courses and programmes.

I don’t have the secret to launching. But I have developed a way of launching that works for me. As requested by some of you, I’ll be coming back to the topic of launching and selling regularly in the rest of 2025. I won’t make every month’s workshop about launching and selling, but I do have these planned:

• getting clear on your offer + creating a launch/sales page;

• marketing your launch + types of sales emails;

• joyful ways of selling;

• the emotions of launching;

• creating + using lead magnets.

The workshop

This month’s workshop is all about creating a slow, gentle and profitable launch plan. I’ll help you clarify and shift your feelings around launching, make decisions that shape your launch and create a to-do list.

At the end of this workshop, you’ll have reframed your feelings about launching and will have created a broad outline of your launch plan.

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