—>>https://www.askmecoach.com/

You do not need to grind harder to prove you are serious about your business.

This conversation reframes the pressure many consultants and service providers feel at the start of the year and replaces hustle with clarity. Renee Hribar breaks down why momentum comes from simple, direct action instead of exhaustion, especially when cash flow feels uncomfortable. The focus remains on realistic sales moves that generate revenue without introducing new products or complicating the process.

The takeaway is permission to restart without shame and sell in a way that feels clean, honest, and sustainable. Simplicity is not a shortcut; it is often the fastest path forward when you want clients to say yes again.

—>>https://www.askmecoach.com/

Selling your expertise isn’t about confidence or content — it’s about practice.

Renee Hribar challenges the idea that feeling “stuck” means something is wrong with you, and reframes sales hesitation as a lack of structure, rhythm, and real-world repetition. Instead of chasing motivation or perfect messaging, she walks through why most consultants and service providers stall between conversation and conversion — and how simple systems create momentum.

Selling becomes easier when it’s treated as a practiced skill instead of a personality trait. With the right container, clarity follows action, confidence builds through repetition, and clients stop feeling random.

—>>https://www.askmecoach.com/

Your next client might already be sitting in your inbox.

Renee Hribar shares a low-energy, high-return sales move for coaches, consultants, and service providers during the pre-holiday haze: review your inbox and send one simple reconnection email. The focus is not explaining everything or building a full plan, but starting a genuine conversation with a clear, contained next step like a quick screen share or a casual January invite.

The reminder is simple and powerful: email is not a marriage proposal, it is just a question. Ask first, then build the solution only after someone says yes.