The concept of a cracker barrel witch lantern is not widely known, as it seems to be a unique combination of various elements. A cracker barrel refers to a type of wooden barrel traditionally used to store and transport crackers. It is often associated with old-fashioned general stores or country-themed establishments. On the other hand, a witch lantern typically refers to a decorative lantern associated with Halloween or witchcraft. These lanterns are often adorned with spooky designs or images of witches, and they are commonly used as a decoration during the Halloween season. Combining these two distinct concepts, a cracker barrel witch lantern would likely be a decorative lantern made from, or designed to resemble, a cracker barrel and featuring elements associated with witches or Halloween.
It's kinda like waving a magic wand and having more clients appear.
Look, I know it can be a daunting process to decide who you re going to focus on and to create a step-by-step process to get your clients the result they want. Laser even helps wounds to heal, and it is even safe to use on or around these who ve had a knee or shoulder replacement or back fusion with a metal cage, because the light just bounces off.
Combining these two distinct concepts, a cracker barrel witch lantern would likely be a decorative lantern made from, or designed to resemble, a cracker barrel and featuring elements associated with witches or Halloween. The specific details of a cracker barrel witch lantern can vary depending on individual interpretations, creativity, and craftsmanship. It could be made from real wood or be constructed to mimic the appearance of a cracker barrel.
Ever wished for a magic wand to attract more clients?
Packaging up your hourly coaching into a 3 or 6-month "program" is NOT the same as creating a Signature Program.
You're still selling hourly coaching - just in a package deal.
The reason why a lot of coaches do this is because they are afraid to "niche" down and decide who they want to be the hero to.
They are afraid that if they choose to serve ONE certain type of person as their best-fit client and help them achieve a certain type of result they will miss client opportunities with people who don't fall under that category.
But in reality, the opposite is happening right now.
. by not getting clear on who your best-fit client is and the result they want to achieve you're missing opportunities to work with dreamy clients because they don't know that you're the person they are looking for.
I know that you can help lots of people create lots of different results.
But if you focus on ONE target market that you want to be known as THE Expert in you'll be able to book clients faster and easier.
It's kinda like waving a magic wand and having more clients appear.
You'll be able to streamline your services and processes and will be able to take more clients on board.
And will free up time for spending with your family or starting a new hobby.
Because you'll spend less time marketing and much less time on sales calls.
When you're trying to serve everyone due to FOMO, you end up with 4 problems:
- Your marketing message will be watered down & pretty vague as you're attempting to appeal to the masses. so perfect-fit clients miss the memo that you're "the one" for them.
- You cannot confidently state what outcome your clients will get from working with you for 3 or 6 months because all your clients get different results. Without rock-solid confidence in your ability to deliver results booking clients becomes SO much harder than it needs to be.
- You end up talking to a lot of people who were never going to sign up to work with you in the first place. they were just looking for free coaching.
- You take on clients who you don't enjoy working with, who become "headaches" and don't complete their coaching. (which affects your confidence levels in a BIG way)
Look, I know it can be a daunting process to decide who you're going to focus on and to create a step-by-step process to get your clients the result they want.
But as I tell my clients who are creating their first Signature Program, you can just "date" this type of person. You don't need to "marry" them.
If it doesn't work out, you can always tweak the person, criteria, process & result you're helping them achieve. No biggie.
You also don’t have to create 3, 6 or 12-month programs to attract premium clients and sell high-ticket!
You don’t have to give your clients everything and the kitchen sink so they can achieve mastery in ONE program with you! (hint: if your clients aren't finishing or aren't getting the results they want it's because you're giving too much!)
You don’t have to spend months locked away in your office to create perfect video training and pretty worksheets before you start selling your new program!
. you can just solve ONE problem for your clients and help them achieve ONE specific result in as short a time frame as possible.
(Your BEST clients want their end result as quickly as possible - they DON'T want months of "coaching," worksheets or videos to get there)
AND you can create it all as you work with your first set of new clients.
I've helped my clients create their Signature Programs so many times now I can do it in my sleep.
I've broken it down into a super simple process.
And for the first time ever, have decided to share it outside of my private coaching programs.
Join me live on Zoom on 29 March for How To Create Your Signature Program (just $27 for the next few days) and I’ll wave my magic wand to show you the simple way to create a $2k - $10 results-based program that's super easy for your BEST-fit clients to say yes to. (and leads them straight into your back-end offers. )
If you don't have a Signature Program (or have one but feel it could be better) this will be the best $27 you spend this month.
Let me know in the comments (or via message) if you have any questions.
Otherwise, I look forward to seeing you there and helping you create your Signature Program.
P.S. Want to skip the workshop & work with me privately on creating your Signature Program & Easy-Yes Offer priced at $2k - $10k?
I have an exclusive pre-workshop offer available for 2 amazing coaches only.
I'll personally help you get clear on who you want to be the hero to & package your expertise into a $2k - $10k Signature Program. Next, we'll create your Easy-Yes Offer & will do a simple little social media & email UNlaunch to book in 3-5 clients together. I'll show you the process so you can continue to do this every month & grow it from there.
Send me a message saying CLIENTS & I'll send the details.
(if you already have a Signature Program we'll review it & will tweak your Offer so it's easier to say yes to. )
The lantern part may incorporate spooky designs, such as witches flying on broomsticks, cauldrons, or other magical elements. This unique combination could potentially create a charming and whimsical decoration that blends rustic country aesthetics with the enchantment and mystery of witches and Halloween. While the term "cracker barrel witch lantern" may not currently have a standardized or widely recognized meaning, it opens up possibilities for creative interpretations and designs within the realm of decorative crafts and Halloween decor..
Reviews for "The impact of cracker barrel witch lanterns on Halloween tourism"
1. John - 1/5 - I cannot express how disappointed I was with Cracker Barrew Witch Lantern. The story was poorly written and lacked any depth or substance. The characters were one-dimensional and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. I found myself constantly shaking my head at the predictable and cliché plot twists. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and well-written read.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - As an avid reader of witch-themed novels, I was excited to dive into Cracker Barrew Witch Lantern. However, I was quickly let down by the underdeveloped characters and lackluster storyline. The book attempted to blend elements of witchcraft, mystery, and romance, but the execution fell flat. The pacing was inconsistent, with too much time spent on insignificant details and not enough on building the main plot. Additionally, the writing style felt amateurish and failed to engage me as a reader. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to others.
3. Mark - 1/5 - I found Cracker Barrew Witch Lantern to be incredibly dull and unoriginal. The plot was predictable, with no surprises or twists to keep me engaged. The characters came across as superficial and lacked any depth or complexity. The writing style was monotonous and failed to capture my attention. I was expecting a gripping and atmospheric witch story, but instead, I was left with a dull and forgettable read. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting and well-crafted story.