Jillian Faldmo
Grow a Thriving Practice
You became a practitioner because you're gifted at what you do — but nobody taught you how to build a business around it. Grow a Thriving Practice is where that changes. Each week, Jillian Faldmo combines practical business strategy with deep mindset and self-coaching tools to help you attract clients, grow your income, and show up with confidence — without burning out or selling out.
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14 apr. 2026
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3. Gathering the “Why” on the Intake Form 04.03.2021 8:24
In this episode we talk about using the intake form to gather the why. Gathering the why is important because | We want to understand our client's goals - their reasons for seeking help It gives us the opportunity to explain the process of Biofield Tuning and your perspective as a practitioner It helps to set a container for what your client can expect Get the Four Easy Steps to a Successful Sessi...
2. Self Confidence 25.02.2021 14:24
Inside this episode we dive into self confidence and how to practice it as a skill and generate more of it in your life and business.
1. How to Get the Word Out 19.02.2021 1:05:08
In this episode we discuss different ways to market our Biofield Tuning practices. This conversation was pre-recorded on February 17, 2021. I want to thank all of the practitioners who contributed to his conversation! For more conversations, follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and Clubhouse @jillianfaldmo.com To learn more about my coaching program, visit https://jillianfaldmo.com As always, a...
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