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A little window into my not-so-jaded soul… AKA: Probably why I love the holidays so much AKA: M

A little window into my not-so-jaded soul… AKA: Probably why I love the holidays so much AKA: My first Zhou family Christmas memory… My parents were hard at work building their American Dream and didn’t have a lot of money to spare. So the morning of December 25th, my baby sister and I skip excitedly to the Christmas tree we’d decorated with hand-made ornaments just a few weeks ago. Only to stop in surprise…and impending disappointment…because there’s nothing under the tree. But Ma points at something propped on one of the branches… A green and red hair clip with glitter sprinkled generously between the coils! After a few seconds watching our fruitless searching (both Ellen and I were really young), Ma points to another branch… This time it’s a pin — of Santa on a rocking horse. Plus, there’s a string you can pull to make Santa rock back and forth! Eventually we find the matching hair clip and pin, so Ellen and I each have our own. Then we spend the rest of the day playing games, just the four of us. No work for Ba and no scolding or Tiger Mom’ing from Ma. And it’s a tradition we’ve kept faithfully every year since (minus the two years we missed because of covid). Sharing this special memory from my childhood to say: I believe the end of year holidays are sacred. They’re meant to be enjoyed with your loved ones, and…are a time for spoiling them too. None of which is possible if you’re stressed about low sales, or even worse…possibly having to tighten your belt because of it. And yet, that’s the unfortunate end-of-year reality that so many of us who sell training and growth of some sort — aka: coaches and course creators — face. Including scrambling to get in on holiday promos because it feels like that’s what you have to do, but still with little to no sales to show by the end of it. Or feeling stressed about money because sales are low. Or just writing off yet another year where you don’t hit your goals. Not to mention seeing how the stress and disappointment is affecting you and ruining your holiday…but not knowing what to do to fix it. That’s why I created End Your Year Strong . Because having to suffer through that, especially at the end of the year, is NOT needed! Especially considering all the reasons your potential customers might LOVE to buy from you during this time of year specifically… >> Like the customer who buys your program or course as a gift for a loved one, because they believe in them >> Or the customer who buys as a gift because they’re tired of seeing a loved one struggle with the problem your business helps solve >> Or the person who’s saved up to invest with you as a gift to themselves >> Or the introvert who just wants some alone time away from family to learn or grow using your service or product Just a few of the many, many reasons I’ve seen customers give for buying in Q4. Contrary to popular belief, there are a lot of people who WANT to buy — and thus sales for you to make… IF you know how! But you do have to know WHAT to sell (and it ain’t those cheesy holiday promos or randomly discounted sales), WHEN to sell it, and HOW to sell it to match these buying behaviors. This isn’t something most coaches/course creators have cracked. Because most of them are unfortunately listening to common unwisdom and wasting their time creating brand-diluting promos that don’t work! Not to mention that since Q4 only comes around once a year, it’s hard to get a lot of data and confirmation on what actually works. But hey, that’s what business big sisters are for. I tested and confirmed via eight consecutive, and increasingly more profitable Q4’s, before I created End Your Year Strong . To make sure that what I share with you WORKS. So you know exactly what to do every week for the rest of the year. And actually make sales…while saving yourself from the unhappy drama and stress most have to suffer through. Because everything is laid out for you, the rest is simple: Do the work and enjoy the benefits. So you can End Your Year Strong . In all ways — business and personal. But enrollment does close in just two more days though. So don’t wait to join us if this is the roadmap you’ve been looking for: [luisazhou.com/eyys]( 
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