I always tell my students that building your own massage or bodywork business is some of the deepest personal growth work that you’ll ever do. And some of the time, it can be extremely uncomfortable.

In my last episode, I talked about creating online offerings to not only fill income gaps due to the Coronavirus, but also to prepare your business for the future when you might have an injury, or just want to go on vacation.

I received a lot of feedback about how scary it is for many bodyworkers to be on camera, so I invited Holly Gillen, founder of Holly G Studios, to share what she has learned from 12 years in the video production industry.

Her advice will empower you to get through this new period of personal growth so that you can show up for your clients in front of the camera.

Plus, Holly shares what she’s been making for the past 6 months that unknowingly prepared her for quarantine...after you hear how easy it is, you might be ready to try it, too!

This Week on the Do It With Intention Podcast:

• Holly’s definition of “business cinema” and the key elements that you need to include in your videos in order for them to be effective, efficient, and profitable.

• Proven methods to overcome your nervousness and fear of visibility so that you can grow personally and continue to serve your clients via video when you can’t see them face-to-face.

• The four pillars of pre-production and the questions that you should ask yourself before you press record to make a video with intention and purpose that isn’t too long.

Resources from this episode:

• Grab your free practice-building resources here!

• Check out my website

• The Bodywork Project

• YouTube massage business videos