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Sales anxiety in accounting can drain confidence, health, and business growth—but it doesn't have to. In this case study, Michelle Weinstein sits down with Rachel Bernier-Green, founder and CEO of Economic Justice Consortium (EJC), to share how she transformed her sales process, conquered fear, and built a thriving consulting firm serving six to eight-figure businesses. Rachel opens up about relying on referrals as a crutch, letting go of toxic clients, and the mindset shifts that helped her turn sales from something she dreaded into a way of serving. With clarity, systems, and confidence, Rachel not only reclaimed 30–40 hours a month but also achieved a 700% ROI, launched a CFO retainer service, and restored her energy and health—all by facing sales head-on.
By Michelle Weinstein - The Pitch Queen, Sales Strategist4.9
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Sales anxiety in accounting can drain confidence, health, and business growth—but it doesn't have to. In this case study, Michelle Weinstein sits down with Rachel Bernier-Green, founder and CEO of Economic Justice Consortium (EJC), to share how she transformed her sales process, conquered fear, and built a thriving consulting firm serving six to eight-figure businesses. Rachel opens up about relying on referrals as a crutch, letting go of toxic clients, and the mindset shifts that helped her turn sales from something she dreaded into a way of serving. With clarity, systems, and confidence, Rachel not only reclaimed 30–40 hours a month but also achieved a 700% ROI, launched a CFO retainer service, and restored her energy and health—all by facing sales head-on.

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