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LET’S TALK MONEY!

Question: Is there a way to set the price for your trainings that corresponds to the Neuro-Semantic way of thinking and feeling and doing business?

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Question: Is there a way to set the price for your trainings that corresponds to the Neuro-Semantic way of thinking and feeling and doing business? I believe there is. After all, when you set the price for your trainings, you are coming from various beliefs and frames of mind. And if those belief frames do not fit the Neuro-Semantic premises and assumptions, then you will have a built-in incongruencies will undermine your effectiveness. And of course, we don’t want that!

Some years ago when we set recommendations for what to charge, our basic purpose was to reach the average person, the regular person. Here in the United States that is between $100 and $200 per day for a day of skill-based training. From that I put $450 as the “door price” for the three-day APG training. That’s an good market price in most developed countries.

[For countries or urban cities that have an even higher standard of living— Norway, Sweden, Hong Kong, New York City, San Francisco, etc., prices can go higher.]

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