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Thank you 🙏🏻 It has been wonderful to see

Thank you 🙏🏻

It has been wonderful to see so many new people following this page and joining the Love Reflexology Facebook community this week, thank you 🙏🏻 all for joining the community.

I hope you enjoy the support available and connecting with likeminded reflexologists.

If you haven’t joined the Facebook community yet, the link is in the bio for you.

Wishing you a fabulous weekend and here’s to community and supporting each other.

Kelly 😊 @kelly_hainsworth

Are you feeling stuck within your reflexology busi

Are you feeling stuck within your reflexology business or experiencing low or no motivation to work on your goals?

Please don’t worry this is completely normal, I am sure we all experience different feelings like this at some point when running a reflexology business.

If you would like to reignite your passion and boost your motivation, here are some of the activities that have helped me in the past when I have felt stuck:

1. Spend time in nature 🌳

2. Clean and tidy your office 🧹

3. Turn off your social media notifications to create headspace 📱

4. Listen to upbeat music and even enjoy some kitchen dancing💃

5. Write a list of your achievements so far this year and celebrate 🥳

6. Work with a mentor to talk through your challenges, sharing and talking through things can be so powerful 🗣️

7. Meet up with a therapist friend for coffee ☕️

8. Remember your ‘why’. Why did you start your business? Reminding yourself of your ‘why’ can be enough to reignite your passion and help you to get started on your goals 🤍

What ideas would you add to the list?

What helps you when you feel stuck within your business? 💡💡💡💡

Happy Valentine’s Day Love Reflexology What a

Happy Valentine’s Day Love Reflexology

What a fabulous opportunity to celebrate our favourite therapy and our beautiful Love Reflexology community.

Share below what you love about reflexology, being a reflexologist, and being a member of the Love Reflexology community. 👇👇👇👇👇

Website Love ❤️ When you are busy in the tre

Website Love ❤️

When you are busy in the treatment room your website may be the last thing on your mind. However, giving it some love every month can help to keep it relevant, correct, and may help to boost your Google rankings on the search results.

Swipe the graphic for some ideas 💡 to help get you started.

When was the last time you gave your website some love?

Here is your weekend reminder that it is okay to t

Here is your weekend reminder that it is okay to take time out to rest to support your well-being. 🤍

Running a reflexology business can be all consuming at times, we all wear many hats 🎩 juggling the various roles needed to keep things moving forward.

Many reflexologists will be delivering treatments, updating their website, completing their accounts, and creating social media content - all alongside looking after the family and home 🏠

Of course, we all love our work, but to keep doing the career we love it is crucial to make time to rest.

Taking time off, away from your business at the weekend may help to provide you with more energy ready to begin the new week and support your clients.

Do you take time off from your business at the weekend?

Do you find it challenging?

It has been wonderful to welcome lots of new membe

It has been wonderful to welcome lots of new members to the Love Reflexology community here on Instagram and in the Facebook group during January, many who are just beginning their reflexology studies or launching their business.

If you are a qualified reflexologist, what advice would you share with someone about to launch their business?

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January Reflections The final day of January has

January Reflections

The final day of January has arrived and before you move forward into the new month, set aside some time to reflect and evaluate this month within your reflexology business.

Consider the following questions:

(1) What went well this month within my reflexology business?

(2) What didn’t go well this month?

(3) What can I learn from January, so I can adapt and tweak my work?

(4) What am I proud of this month?

Working through these questions will help to let go of things that didn’t go to plan, decide what you can do differently next month, and also celebrate your achievements.

I have just completed my responses to the list, and I hope you enjoy completing yours too.

I hope January has been kind to you and you enjoy celebrating your achievements.

Kelly

P.S.

I would love to hear what you are proud of this month 👇

Tuesday Tip If your diary is quieter at the mome

Tuesday Tip

If your diary is quieter at the moment due to seasonal client illness, now is a great time to consider the question:

“When was the last time you viewed your reflexology business from your clients’ perspective?”

As a reflexologist you will deliver the best possible treatments to your clients, but how often do you think about all of the other elements that they will come into contact with when working with you?

What impression could their experience give them about your business?

Here are some ideas to consider:

(1) Booking

How easy is it for your clients to book an appointment with you? Do you have an online booking system? If you do not use an online booking system, is the information on how to book easily available on your website?

(2) Prices and Payment

Are your prices displayed and easy to find on your website, leaflets etc?

Do you provide clear information on how you take payment?

(3) Location

Do you provide clear information ℹ️ sharing where the treatment will take place, including the address and helpful information on where to park?

(4) Treatment Room - First Impressions Count

Consider the overall atmosphere of the treatment room from a clients perspective. Is it clean, welcoming, warm, relaxing?

Top Tip: Sit in the treatment chair or rest on the couch and view the room from the clients’ perspective. Could anything be improved? Does the room need a repaint or refreshing in someway?

Spending time checking-in with your reflexology business and viewing it from a clients’ perspective is an activity I suggest to my business mentoring clients. This activity can really help your business to grow, as client satisfaction will progress to more bookings and recommendations.

When was the last time you did this activity?

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Friday Affirmations 🤍 to end the working week 🤍

Which one will you choose?

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