Coaching Conversations with Christie

How to Stop Obsessing About Saying the RIGHT Thing "So People Will Buy"

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This episode is for you, if:

  • Whenever you post a thing, or promote your offer 1x, you spiral into anxious scrolling mode for hours to check if anyone liked your shit or if you have a Paypal notification.
  • You often feel resentful of your audience, business, and even offers if you create content and nobody engages.
  • You feel frozen AF when it comes to copywriting, content, and sales pages.. either avoiding it alltogether, or redoing the same thing 840 times because it never feels 'good enough' so people will buy.
  • This content/marketing overthinking and anxious spiral cycle, is often the main cause of your burnout episodes each month.


    • And most of all... IF YOU WANT SOMEONE TO JUST TELL YOU WTF TO DO IN THOSE MOMENTS to get out of this cycle, then my love this episode IS. FOR. YOUUUUU! 


    Because I have been there. And this pattern sabotaged my income + momentum + confidence so many damn times.... and the solution, as it turned out, was actually super fucking practical. No crazy manifestation or spiritual rituals needed. ;)

    The method and process I'll lead you through in this episode, is what I have coined the "Self Healing Action" Method and it is the core of how I coach and teach anything, whether that's in Rich & Regulated (my signature course + group coaching program) OR my Mastermind and 1:1 clients. It changed my life, and if you let it.. this episode can and will change yours. If you apply this consistently, that is. ;)

    Ready to stop doubting yourself, silently binging on my free content & posts, but not making any progress? The move to make is to just stop overthinking and spinning, and join Rich & Regulated before the investment goes up from $1500 to $2000 at the end of June. You'll find all the details + link to join HERE.

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    Coaching Conversations with ChristieBy Christie Bailey