Overcoming Cost Hesitation to Build a Purposeful Future with Dream Builders

Patricia (00:00) The thing that I thought I was going to get was another positive thinking kind of program. Just "think positive" and all will be well. it turned out to be much more than It really motivated me to think positive, and really put that energy and belief into creating a future that I wanted to see. Hi, I'm Patricia Bishop. I live in Knoxville, Tennessee. When I first learned about the 12-week Dream Builders program, I... of course, knew Kathy and loved her. And I was intrigued about what it might offer me. I would say that I've done a lot of personal work over the last seven and feel that growth is a continual process. So I wanted to know what this program offered that was different than many other programs that I've attended. The primary reason that would have hesitated about the program was cost. In my private practice, taken about a year for that to really start to be able to pay for itself. What changed my mind was the thought of investing in myself. That and a convenient payment plan made it easier for me to work through the cost concerns. Almost right away, I knew it was something that I could benefit from. did a great job explaining the the four quadrants that we would look very intensely at, and challenged us to find one that we really felt we needed the most - we could benefit from the most growth in that area. It became pretty clear, the process was simplified and easy to stay motivated. The Dream Builder program is really very well designed. It was broken into concepts that you could follow quite easily but kept you moving forward. I especially enjoyed hearing other people's experiences, their breakthroughs, their challenges. It felt good to know that I wasn't alone. To motivate someone who's ambivalent or on the fence about program, I would tell them one, I understand - I was there. But also to give it a try. Open up to new experiences and the possibilities that learning new ways to see yourself and see your future. Give it a shot. Give it at least four weeks. That's what I would tell them.