I'm sure most of you hear the phrases "charge your worth and scarcity mindset" all the time.

Though I believe in getting paid for the hard work that we do, not all business models are the same.

I talk with Tara Holmquist, a clinical psychologist in Wisconsin about her "pay what you can model" in private practice.

Tara is an attachment-focused psychologist, meaning that everything is about the relationship and trusting the client's insight.

Tara may be doing things differently than a lot of business owners and we discuss why this feels so unbelievably important for her. She believes that the client knows what works for them and that honoring this, it actually creates more trust and buy-in to the therapeutic process.

We talk about the common misconceptions people may have about a business model like this including:

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