How to Handle Strategy Session No Shows

by Leesa Renée | Feb 26, 2015 | Unleash the Flow of Money

The way I fill my programs is through strategy sessions. Otherwise known as discovery sessions, free consultations or makeovers, strategy sessions are a wonderful way to get to know the person who is interested in working with you.

One of the frustrating things to deal with are those who do not show up…

You put aside some time to meet with the person or over the phone or face-to-face over coffee. You gas up the car, block the required time in your calendar and put off doing other tasks so you can focus on the person.

You show up or wait for the call and they don’t show up…

How irritating!

But there’s a way to respond so you’re not chasing the no show or getting angry that they wasted your time. I share the exact script in the video below.

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This is a spirit-rich and faith-driven response that helps you conserve your energy and stay in utter peace.

Listen – it’s rather unattractive for women to chase. Watch the video as it contains a script on what to do so you woo and not pursue.

What say you?

Share your reaction and comments below.

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