How Much is Your Current Rate Actually Costing You
Most private practice dietitians underestimate this number by thousands of dollars. This free calculator shows you exactly what you lose by keeping your session rate where it is.
The math is simple. The number is usually surprising.
You have the number. You know what staying where you are is costing you.
And if you are being honest, you probably already know what is going to happen next.
You're going to close this tab, go back to your day, and the number you just saw is going to quietly fade into the background the way it always does.
Not because you don't care.
Because knowing the number has never been the thing that was stopping you.
What has been stopping you is the guilt that surfaces every time you get close. The fear that clients will leave. The voice that tells you wanting more makes you less of the dietitian you set out to be.
Those things don't go away because you ran a calculator. They go away when you do the specific work of identifying where they came from and replacing them with something more accurate.
The Underpricing Fix
A 6-week small group program for private practice dietitians who already know they need to charge more and haven't been able to make themselves do it.
Most programs tell you to raise your rates. This one addresses why you haven't been able to.
Not by telling you to raise your rates. But by addressing the specific guilt and fear that pull you back every time you get close, helping you calculate and set the rate your practice actually needs, and making sure you can hold it when real life tries to walk it back.
If you are ready to stop knowing and start doing, The Underpricing Fix is where that happens.
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