🟩 He thought it was the economy. It wasn’t.
Apr 13, 2025 3:57 pm
He didn’t think the problem was his message.
It was the economy.
It was people being slow to decide.
It was the wrong audience.
And honestly? All those things sounded reasonable.
But the real reason he wasn’t getting traction?
His message was invisible.
Vague, generic, “I help leaders lead”–type stuff.
The kind of thing that blends into a sea of sameness.
And it wasn’t because he didn’t know his stuff —
He lived and breathed this work.
But when it came to telling people what he actually did…
His brain turned to soup.
Part fear.
Part imposter syndrome.
Part “what if I box myself in?”
We didn’t overhaul everything.
(Not at first — he wasn’t ready.)
But we tightened a few lines.
Named some real problems.
Gave people something they could grab onto.
And even those small changes?
More follow-up conversations.
Less ghosting.
More “Ooh, tell me more” instead of polite nods and silence.
His packaging still needed work.
His sales process, kind of a mess.
But clarity cracked open the door.
Because if your message doesn’t say why you’re different and why it matters —
you’re not just being humble.
You’re being forgettable.
Relentlessly dedicated to your profitability,
Dr. Kayvon K
Simplifier & Profit Finder
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