In this short video, Dr. Phillip Mountrose, the “holistic Dr. Phil,” and Bryn Johnson share some simple ways to “read the room,” a kind of intuitive networking to find people who can be prospective clients, that you can help with your gifts and skills.
What are some ways you “read the room”?
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They themselves admit that it took a while to find out what really works to build a holistic practice. With the right tools and knowledge, you can avoid much of the trial and error they went through. It's great to find out how to get your message out and make a contribution, in ways that are actually heartfelt and fun.
Over the last two decades, the Mountroses have reached thousands of people and built a thriving and prosperous practice. Their blooming practice also gave them control of their time -- and allowed them to create fabulously joyful and fulfilling lives.
Phillip and Jane's mission now is to help other heart-centered professionals who also want to succeed and make a difference.
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With my life, I have been wishing to find a given ground, sacred as in temples graced. Where Spirituals are within a rain that is given by the Highest that be and his Spirits that hold us all live a life of living for each other ever family there.
This is the first I have heard of a “room reader”. Most of us do it and are not aware of it. This opens up a new opportunity that is readily available if we choose to consciously take advantage of it. Thanks Bryn and Phillip.
Yes Jerris and Willow,
In any social situation, we are taking stock of the people and energy. If we do it more consciously and follow our heart, our business and lives — and those we connect with– can benefit.
Keep reading,
Phillip