If forty-five new clients joined you tonight when you were asleep, tomorrow morning when you woke up, what would break first?

If forty-five new clients joined you tonight when you were asleep, tomorrow morning when you woke up, what would break first? For most coaches, the answer is me, followed by then everything else. Here's the problem. When new clients join you, their experience is either they're overwhelmed or they're underwhelmed. And because you don't have a plan for the onboarding process, your experience is that onboarding new clients is heavy and chaotic. Let's fix it. You could either design a really slick onboarding process, or you just steal mine. Let me show you what we do. When they start, instead of getting access to the curriculum or the content and all the things they need to learn or do, they only get two things. Bonus. It's called ten K in ten minutes. Little video series which takes them ten minutes to watch, ten minutes to implement, and makes them ten grand. That gives them the exhilarating feeling of return on investment before they've even started, and us, it buys us some time. Once a month, we run a kickoff call. All the new clients together, they get momentum, and we get all of the admin logistics taken care of on one call. Next up, a one-on-one game plan. That way, the client feels seen, and they've got a custom plan just for them, and everybody on my team knows exactly what's going on with every client, so no matter who they talk to, they get amazing results. Next up come two twenty-minute velocity calls. We don't have to spend major time with every client 'cause we've already done strategy. Our job here is to make sure that they're moving and in motion. Clients love it because they get momentum. We love it because it buys us speed. So you can either build your own or you can just steal mine. We're running a workshop called On-Ramp, where I'm gonna step you through every piece of our client onboarding so you can install it into your business and keep clients winning and staying for years. Comment the word On-Ramp, and I'll give you all the deets.