Preparing yourself to work with Odyssey will help you and me get the most out of our time together. I’ve created this ideal client vetting process to make sure. I understand precisely what you want to achieve so that we can provide the best advice. Experience for you during our sessions and beyond. Here are the questions I use to learn more about my clients. Before we meet in person, also discuss preparing yourself to work with Odyssey.
So, who is our ideal client? Anybody who has a desire to change and be different. Our focus is not on entering a specific industry and improving it.
But instead of how you, as an individual, can take your life from good to great. The truth is, every industry faces challenges.
We aim to help solve these problems for people by entering their lives and assisting them in resolving their issues.
It is only once you have dealt with your issues that you can ever. I hope to impact another human being positively.
So, if that sounds like something you’re interested in working on, please reach out to us. We can set up a time to discuss whether it would be a good fit for both of us via email.
The ideal client for Odyssey is someone who is tired of wasting time and money on experts and programs that don’t work, and who wants to elevate their life or create more freedom in their life.
We conduct a detailed vetting process to ensure that we're genuinely making a difference with our clients and experts.
Read more: Why You’re Still Struggling a Year After Your Divorce.
Our ultimate goal is to help guide you and your children through your divorce. We ask you to be prepared to invest in yourself. We have a vetting process that our clients must complete before they are matched with an expert.
No one will judge you if you are not ready yet. But if you don’t work on yourself first, how can we help you?
Let me share my own experience with divorces when I was going through my breakup many years ago. I never realised how good I was in shape. I had to be in as an individual before moving forward towards my goal of rebuilding.
As many of us know, losing someone we loved dearly is difficult in itself.
