Here's exactly what I send every new client when they sign up.

Here's exactly what I send every new client when they sign up. I watched three reels which said that yesterday, and they said all the stuff that we used to do. First, we'd send them the agreement, then we'd send them the calendar agreement to the kickoff call, then a link to join the community, another email to book their one-on-one game plan. Then in case they weren't already overwhelmed, we'd send them access to the portal and then a checklist to walk through each of these things one by one by one. If a client is overwhelmed on day one, they're already thinking about leaving on day two. They're joining a coaching program, not like signing up for a new job with the government. It shouldn't be a checklist. This is what I thought you were supposed to do, and frankly, it was a complete mess. We'd send them seven emails with seven different steps and one checklist to, like, try to step them through it. They got lost. We had to chase them forever. It was an absolute nightmare. That was the old way. Here's what we do now. Instead of all of that, we send them one thing. We send them a calendar invite to join us for their kickoff call, and that's it. Instead of clients sitting around going, "I wonder what the next step is," they know. On that kickoff call, what do we do? Well, we sign the agreement. They join the community. They get access to the portal. And the last step, they book their game plan. All of the stuff happens on one step. Instead of giving people a checklist, make it a chain and have every step move them to the next step. If you don't have a streamlined way to onboard new clients, it's heavy and chaotic for you, and your clients end up either completely overwhelmed or, even worse, underwhelmed. Either way, they bounce. What you need, my friend, listen, my friend, all you need is an on-ramp. You can either design one from scratch or just steal mine. I'm getting a few coaches together to install our six-week new client on-ramp. It gets clients winning fast and staying for years. And if you want to find out the details, just comment the word "on-ramp" below and I'll send 'em over.