A workshop for entrepreneurs who have everything ready but freeze up when it's time to talk about money. Not aggressive closing techniques — a space to learn how to present what you do naturally, handle rejection without taking it personally, and close without feeling like you're being a nuisance.
Most sales training teaches you scripts and pressure tactics. This workshop does the opposite — it helps you find your own voice and use it confidently.
Learn to describe what you do in plain language that actually connects with the person in front of you — without rehearsed pitches or forced enthusiasm.
A "no" is information, not a verdict on your worth. Understand what rejection really means and how to respond to it professionally and without distress.
There's a difference between being persistent and being annoying. Learn how to follow up with interested prospects in a way that feels natural for both sides.
Each participant presents their own product or service to the rest of the group and receives honest, constructive feedback. Not roleplay with fictional scenarios — you practice with what you're actually trying to sell.
The workshop runs over three consecutive Saturdays so you have time between sessions to practice what you learned in real conversations before coming back to the group to report and refine.
This workshop is for the designer, the coach, the craftsperson, the consultant — anyone who built something valuable and now needs to find clients without feeling like they're compromising who they are.
Gral. Lavalle 1828
San Fernando, Buenos Aires