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Mary C. Davis is a Certified Business Coach, Prosperity Guide and Spiritual Healing Facilitator who helps wellness professionals, coaches, therapists and holistic practitioners attract clients and create prosperous, fulfilling businesses with ease and joy. She is the creator of The Prosperous Healer's Path™, a training and coaching process that integrates inner mastery tools and effective, practical business-building strategies with spiritual truths, values and inner wisdom. Results include an abundance of money, clients and fulfillment.
With more than 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, communications and management, Mary has helped generate over $30 million of revenue for health care and social service organizations. She also has extensive training and experience in professional coaching, metaphysics and spiritual/energy healing modalities.
Tag Archives: business management for wellness professionals
What May Be Preventing You From Attracting New Clients Consistently
In my former career as a Director/Manager of Major Gifts for two “big city” hospital foundations (and my work as a fund raising consultant), I was responsible for strategizing and implementing million dollar plus campaigns. The goal was to inspire … Continue reading
How Boundaries Affect Your Financial Flow and Business Success
Question: “Could you speak to the issue of boundaries, as I’ve come to realize that this is a major issue for me in my relationships with clients and the overall well-being of my business. I know something is “off”, as … Continue reading
Opening the Receiving Door: How to Make it Okay to Sell and Receive Money for Your Healing Services
Question: “I had the realization, recently, that I spent the first few years of my healing practice seeking validation of the value of what I do and that I’m skilled and competent enough. Although my confidence and trust in my … Continue reading
How to Package Multiple Services in a Coherent, Client-Attractive Way
Question: “My weakest area, I believe, is packaging my multi-service story practice in a coherent way for my audience of conscious professionals seeking a fresh and inspired approach to their personal or business challenge. As I also offer trainings in … Continue reading
How to Maintain Focus and Momentum With Your Business
Question: “The challenge I’m currently dealing with is maintaining momentum and focus toward my business goals. I get distracted easily. On top of that, if I don’t see immediate results, I tend to get deflated and, then, lose my focus … Continue reading
Who Are Your Preferred Clients?
Question: “I’m feeling frustrated that I’m attracting some clients from my niche who are less than ideal. They don’t seem invested in our work together. It feels like they’re looking for a ‘quick fix’ and are not willing to take … Continue reading
How to Change the “I Can’t Afford It” Response
Question: “The greatest challenge as a healer is attracting people who, obviously, need help…and one knows one can help them…but they say they cannot pay the fee or cannot pay the right amount.” Answer: © Copyright 2013 Mary C. … Continue reading
How to Receive Referrals Who Become Committed Clients
Question: “Everyone says the way to build a business is through referrals, but I’ve been in business for two years now, and most of the referrals I receive don’t become committed clients. Some of them come for one or two … Continue reading
How to Focus Your Energy With an Inspired Business Plan
Question: “I have a big vision for my business, but no business plan, and I’m finding it difficult to know how to bring my vision into manifestation. There are so many things drawing my attention… I don’t know what to … Continue reading
How to Set and Attain Business Goals With Ease and Joy
In our goal-driven culture, most of us have been oriented to seeing life as a series of definitive outcomes for which we’re continuously striving. The primary challenge is that we can get trapped in the sometimes subtle, egoic compulsion of attaching … Continue reading