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Stop Chasing Clients

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Ever felt trapped in the endless cycle of marketing yourself, even though it's the last thing you want to do? You're not alone. For most coaches, consultants, and creators who've dedicated years to mastering their craft, the marketing piece feels like an uncomfortable contradiction—making things about ourselves so we can eventually help others.
Today, I'm challenging you to consider a fundamental shift that transformed my business: stop chasing clients and start creating partnerships. This approach isn't about becoming better at marketing; it's about eliminating the need for it altogether. When we focus on genuinely supporting potential collaborators by solving their problems—with no strings attached—we naturally position ourselves to grow through authentic connections rather than constant self-promotion.
My business expanded significantly when I started identifying specific problems my ideal partners faced and created solutions for them. For instance, as someone with expertise in transformational psychology, I developed workshops on overcoming self-sabotage specifically to help business coaches address the mindset challenges their clients encounter. These transformational (not transactional) relationships allowed me to be introduced to audiences who already trusted my partners, creating a natural pathway to connect with ideal clients.
The beauty of this approach? You get to focus on becoming better at what you love rather than becoming a reluctant marketer. You can build meaningful relationships with people who inspire you while growing your impact organically. If you have questions about implementing this partnership strategy in your business, reach out! I'd love to create more content addressing your specific challenges. Remember, if you feel that fire in your stomach and calling in your heart, don't give up—no matter how hard or lonely the journey gets.

Connect with Me
IG: @matthewpaetz
Click Here to Unlock Your Unfair Advantage

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Chapters

1. Stop Chasing Clients (00:00:00)

2. The Marketing Challenge for Solopreneurs (00:00:26)

3. Shifting Focus: Clients to Partnerships (00:03:29)

4. Solving Partners' Problems First (00:04:52)

5. Building Transformational Relationships (00:06:34)

6. Final Thoughts and Encouragement (00:08:57)

18 episodes

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Content provided by Matthew Paetz. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Matthew Paetz or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

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Ever felt trapped in the endless cycle of marketing yourself, even though it's the last thing you want to do? You're not alone. For most coaches, consultants, and creators who've dedicated years to mastering their craft, the marketing piece feels like an uncomfortable contradiction—making things about ourselves so we can eventually help others.
Today, I'm challenging you to consider a fundamental shift that transformed my business: stop chasing clients and start creating partnerships. This approach isn't about becoming better at marketing; it's about eliminating the need for it altogether. When we focus on genuinely supporting potential collaborators by solving their problems—with no strings attached—we naturally position ourselves to grow through authentic connections rather than constant self-promotion.
My business expanded significantly when I started identifying specific problems my ideal partners faced and created solutions for them. For instance, as someone with expertise in transformational psychology, I developed workshops on overcoming self-sabotage specifically to help business coaches address the mindset challenges their clients encounter. These transformational (not transactional) relationships allowed me to be introduced to audiences who already trusted my partners, creating a natural pathway to connect with ideal clients.
The beauty of this approach? You get to focus on becoming better at what you love rather than becoming a reluctant marketer. You can build meaningful relationships with people who inspire you while growing your impact organically. If you have questions about implementing this partnership strategy in your business, reach out! I'd love to create more content addressing your specific challenges. Remember, if you feel that fire in your stomach and calling in your heart, don't give up—no matter how hard or lonely the journey gets.

Connect with Me
IG: @matthewpaetz
Click Here to Unlock Your Unfair Advantage

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Stop Chasing Clients (00:00:00)

2. The Marketing Challenge for Solopreneurs (00:00:26)

3. Shifting Focus: Clients to Partnerships (00:03:29)

4. Solving Partners' Problems First (00:04:52)

5. Building Transformational Relationships (00:06:34)

6. Final Thoughts and Encouragement (00:08:57)

18 episodes

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