Imagine knowing EXACTLY what to say to your audience that would instantly make them know how you're different, what your unique value is, and inspires them to say YES.

What would you need to say to them to make this happen?

In this workshop I break it down for you. Let me show you what you need to be saying to your audience that will position your business the right way. You'll learn how to:

Stand out from the crowd - no matter how much competition you have

Get your true value seen instantly - so you don't have to keep trying to convince them

Make them think you’re the best person to work with - in a way that is 100% authentic

How?

There's a very specific way our neurology is set up to make this happen. When you know how it works your communication will be more effective and you will make the sale easier.

In this interactive, online workshop, you will learn:

• How to generate resonance and attraction in your customer

• How to craft a message that is pitch perfect for your ideal customer

• How our brain is actually wired to make the decision to buy, and what you can do to make the decision go your way

• The difference between the wrong message and the right message... for your specific business

There is lots to learn, but we do real work in the room too. You will leave with an actionable result you can use in your business right now.

**Space is limited so register now**

About our speaker:

Michael Liebowitz will make you rethink your business, reframe how you communicate with your audience, and realize you can be playing a much better game.

An expert in the fields of Brand Strategy and Behavioral Neurology, Michael is certain that every business can resonate in a way that grabs attention, connects emotionally, and makes people want to buy from you – you just have to find what that is.

Michael will challenge you to go beyond the superficial and get you crystal clear about how to connect meaningfully with your audience and turn them into raving fans.

Michael Liebowitz

CEO, Magnetic Mind Studio

"People don't buy your thing; they buy what your thing means to them."