Her First 3 Years - A podcast for women entrepreneurs
Aug 14, 2026 · 6 min · 5 segments
Have you ever thought...*I can help someone do amazing things, but I just have no idea how to market myself*? This is unfortunately the weakness of so many incredible coaches, therapists and mentors…
Chardét RyelHost
I have seen people write about it, this idea that I'm so good at helping people.

I can really have a transformation, be it in fitness, marketing, mindset, whatever it is.

And I relate to this so much because I think that especially if you're in a field where you want to give and you want to be of service, it's so easy to keep on giving and giving and giving and not really understanding how to put the strategy around that.

And I think the biggest things that have made the difference that start to make this shift where you start to see, okay, the way that I serve people and help them is not the same way that I get them in the door.

The way you talk to people once they are working with you is not the same as when they haven't even come and said, hey, I want to be there.

And I think the other thing is, and this took me way too long to realize, is that these sort of skills to convert, to build, to do this stuff, most of us don't have when we start our business.

I wish that just with time you start to learn them, but that's not necessarily the case.

You need to find the mentor, the program, the podcast, whatever it is to learn these skills of how do you talk about your business and what you do in a way that gets people to feel desire for it in a way that makes it feel easy for them.

Even if it's the case of just, hey, today I'm going to listen to a podcast about it.

I have seen people write about it, this idea that I'm so good at helping people.

I can really have a transformation, be it in fitness, marketing, mindset, whatever it is.

And I relate to this so much because I think that especially if you're in a field where you want to give and you want to be of service, it's so easy to keep on giving and giving and giving and not really understanding how to put the strategy around that.

And I think the biggest things that have made the difference that start to make this shift where you start to see, okay, the way that I serve people and help them is not the same way that I get them in the door.

The way you talk to people once they are working with you is not the same as when they haven't even come and said, hey, I want to be there.

And I think the other thing is, and this took me way too long to realize, is that these sort of skills to convert, to build, to do this stuff, most of us don't have when we start our business.

I wish that just with time you start to learn them, but that's not necessarily the case.

You need to find the mentor, the program, the podcast, whatever it is to learn these skills of how do you talk about your business and what you do in a way that gets people to feel desire for it in a way that makes it feel easy for them.

Even if it's the case of just, hey, today I'm going to listen to a podcast about it.
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