Do you think I’m asking a bad question? “Well, really, everyone knows how to count money!” - you can answer laughing at me. Let's laugh a little later if we want. Now let's get down to business. Today we will talk about investing in training programs. Psychologists (coaches, consultants) undergo various training programs. Training is part of the profession, you need to learn. But, with constant study, the meaning of investing in your education is lost. Any investment in education can be divided into 2 groups: Long-term investments. This is university education. Such training takes 3 years (if the 2nd degree is higher) and you will begin to “recoup” the money invested in training only after 3 years. Training in the method. This is a specialization that psychologists choose and which provides an opportunity to learn practical techniques for working with clients in line with a certain paradigm. Training in Gestalt, Symboldrama, Systemic Constellations, etc. is practical training. This training lasts 2-4 years (depending on specialization). You won’t be able to recoup the money invested in this training right away either. If you take and add up the university and additional practical education, then this is 5-7 years of training. It’s great if you started practicing and earning money while still studying, then your investments in yourself as a professional are already starting to work for you. In addition to learning professional work techniques, you need personal therapy. A psychologist cannot do without personal therapy. It's part of the profession. You also need to invest in your personal therapy (personal or in training format), and do this constantly. This is far from budget. 2. Short-term investments. These are investments whose return period is short - within a few months you can return them and increase them. When you see the proposals of specialists conducting training, you light up and are inspired, saying: “Yes, this is what I want ! And then you look at the cost of training and say: “Expensive!” or “I have no money!” Do you recognize yourself? You most likely will not have money as long as you think in terms of “Expensive - not expensive.” Look at the tasty offer from the perspective of “Profitable or not profitable.” Short-term investments, as a rule, are financially profitable: you will quickly return invested money and multiply it by starting to apply the knowledge for which you paid. Long-term investments will not bring you profits immediately, but you are going to invest in training, in the profession. But you don’t know how this profession will feed you, but you still invest money in training. Psychologists have several pain points: How to position yourself, how to create and promote your brand, How to attract target clients, How to sell by selling, How to make unique original products, How to build a strategy for your psi-business How to learn to write texts that are interesting to read yourself, and even more so to potential clients How to learn to write selling texts Continue the list yourself And these are the sore points that cease to be sore spots with the help of short-term investments. By implementing all the techniques that you learn from the masters you have chosen, you You can quickly relieve all of the above pains or relieve their severity. In order to stop getting sick in these areas, you don’t need to study for 5-7 years, constantly investing money in this training. Yes, you need to invest if you want a different level of income. Go back a little higher to the sore spots, check which of the listed you have pain too. Some hurt so much that you want to howl, and some just a little. Do this analysis. Find specialists who can help you solve your pain by teaching you a system that includes those very pain questions. In everything you need a system that works. There is no need to reinvent the wheel - take technologies that work and implement them into your practice. This is an investment that will quickly return and bring you other income. And it is PROFITABLE!!! If you want to work with me personally, write to me. Take care of yourself. All the best.