LIVE: Susan Says! Ep. 42 – Why giving away FREE isn’t the problem

By Susan McVea
Updated: July 31, 2019
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Why giving away FREE isn’t the problem?

Being told to stop giving for FREE?

If you’re a servant leader, struggling to figure out the balance between FREE and PAID…

And you’re not sure what the heck is the why and what and not the how…

Wondering if all your FREE stuff is preventing you from getting PAID real money…

Learn what’s really the problem.

9 Comments

  1. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    I’m on the side of giving away free – up to a point. Don’t give them everything but enough for them to get to know you and see your expertise. I think it builds credibility. HOWEVER, as you said here, I tend to give away too much when doing 1:1 so, I must set boundaries.

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    • Susan McVea

      you got it! 1:1 is very different because you can def customize more than in a 1:many situation. Knowing when you draw the line is critical so you don’t feel over stretched.

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  2. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    I had a mentor tell me to stop giving away for free, including my opt-ins It simply went against my core values and did not feel right.

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    • Susan McVea

      yes I totally understand. Lots of people on both sides of the camp with this topic!

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  3. Vivian Medlin Pyle

    In one of my conversations with Roberto, he shared that everything he teaches is ‘out there’. Anyone can find it. He doesn’t feel it takes away from his paid services because what he’s really selling is HIM and his guidance and systems, etc. That really resonated with me.

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    • Susan McVea

      Vivian yes!! Today just about everything is google-able. It’s really about YOU! Which is why it can be hard to “sell” but when you serve, selling is just the next natural step to continuing action and results!

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