I've been a storyteller my whole life, starting with bedtime stories to entertain my sisters. I've been an Army Officer and a Communications Specialist in the energy sector. Because of my background, I take jargon and create marketing content people can understand. I love travelling, scuba diving, and cycling. I help experienced coaches and consultants share their passion with the world. By refining their unique brand voice, they elevate their content, enabling them to scale and attract aligned, premium clients with ease and joy.
I wrote a whole story in my head. I was wrong, [FIRST NAME GOES HERE].
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Hiya, Reader! Today I woke up feeling dangerously productive. I walked the dog. Had breakfast. Sat down to write an important email for a client. Aaaanndddd my internet modem was flashing red. Grrr. Instant irritation. I did all the things you're supposed to do in this situation:
The red light of doom was still there, mocking me. After an hour, I called my husband to get the provider's number so I could give them what-for. This isn't my first rodeo. His nearby shop had weeks of outages because the tin roof was apparently "bouncing the signal." Riiiigggghttt. But this time? Turns out a train derailment had taken out the internet cables. Oh. Feeling THIS small... I'd gone full DEFCON 4 over my Wi-Fi inconvenience while someone might actually have been hurt. Sound familiar, Reader? Maybe not the train part, but that spiral when you don't have all the information? It's exactly what happens when someone ghosts you after a great discovery call or when your prospect never responds after a proposal is prepared and sent. You start writing their story. And it's usually not one that ends well for you. The fix is simple: follow up. Send the email. Make the call. Find out what's actually happening because it's rarely the story you made up in your head. It may be better than you imagined. It may be worse. But at least it will be real. So — who will you follow up with today? [Sent from my phone hotspot, because apparently the universe wanted to make sure I learned this lesson thoroughly.] I've got your Six! Patricia Patricia Viscount Patricia Viscount Consulting Ltd. And, hey... Whenever you're ready to work together, here are a few ways to jump in right now: → ) Clean out (and we’ll write down!) all the things in your head. From “What should I say?” to “How do I differentiate myself?” Let’s chase down the demons and details that have been stopping you from moving forward. Book a Roadmapping Strategy Session, and you'll never play small again. ↓ ) Create a website that speaks to your ideal client and gives them EXACTLY what they need to know to make the decision to hire your bad self. Let me create compelling copy, improve your SEO and articulate your unique advantage over your competition. Book a Website Content Project when you're ready to blow your client's socks off. ↑ ) When you’re embarrassed to send prospects to your website because it’s a bit (or a lot) outdated (i.e., when your assistant doesn’t even recognize you): Book a Website Audit. This is great for service providers who are ready to work with next-level clients and need to present themselves more professionally. |
Patricia Viscount Consulting Ltd.
I've been a storyteller my whole life, starting with bedtime stories to entertain my sisters. I've been an Army Officer and a Communications Specialist in the energy sector. Because of my background, I take jargon and create marketing content people can understand. I love travelling, scuba diving, and cycling. I help experienced coaches and consultants share their passion with the world. By refining their unique brand voice, they elevate their content, enabling them to scale and attract aligned, premium clients with ease and joy.