Using the Law of Attraction to Identify Your Ideal Client
Posted 07-29-2010 at 09:33 AM by OrganizedAssistant
In the early days of running my business, the question "Who is your ideal client?" always threw me for a loop. In my mind I was thinking "anyone who is willing to pay me" and I’m sure that is pretty typical for people who are just starting out.
Some time later, I completed an exercise as part of a program based on the Law of Attraction. To identify our ideal customers, we wrote down the characteristics we wanted them to have, e.g. "financially able to invest in his or her business." Because we often have a clearer idea of what we don’t want, we also wrote down the characteristics we did not want them to have, e.g. "doesn’t follow through with plans." The negative characteristics were then turned into positive ones, so "doesn’t keep appointments" on the "don’t want" side of the page became "keeps appointments" on the "do want" side, and then they were crossed out, to allow us to focus on what we wanted and enable us to attract that into our lives.
Within a month of completing the program, I was contacted by someone who not only had all of the attributes I identified during the above exercise, but whose ongoing requirements brought my income to the level I was aiming for, and who remains a valued client to this day. Maybe that client would have come along even if I hadn’t done the exercise, but this experience confirmed to me that the Law of Attraction really does work.
If you’re having trouble identifying your ideal client, try the above exercise!
Some time later, I completed an exercise as part of a program based on the Law of Attraction. To identify our ideal customers, we wrote down the characteristics we wanted them to have, e.g. "financially able to invest in his or her business." Because we often have a clearer idea of what we don’t want, we also wrote down the characteristics we did not want them to have, e.g. "doesn’t follow through with plans." The negative characteristics were then turned into positive ones, so "doesn’t keep appointments" on the "don’t want" side of the page became "keeps appointments" on the "do want" side, and then they were crossed out, to allow us to focus on what we wanted and enable us to attract that into our lives.
Within a month of completing the program, I was contacted by someone who not only had all of the attributes I identified during the above exercise, but whose ongoing requirements brought my income to the level I was aiming for, and who remains a valued client to this day. Maybe that client would have come along even if I hadn’t done the exercise, but this experience confirmed to me that the Law of Attraction really does work.
If you’re having trouble identifying your ideal client, try the above exercise!
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It's a fun exercise, and a real eye-opener. Let us know how you make out!
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Posted 08-01-2010 at 08:34 AM by OrganizedAssistant
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I like this idea very much. Great post!
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Posted 08-01-2010 at 10:01 AM by Off~Site Secretary
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That's a great list, Rhonda! I would like to have more clients like that myself!
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Posted 12-15-2010 at 08:24 AM by OrganizedAssistant
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