008. Why You Shouldn’t “Charge What You’re Worth”

We often hear people tell us to “charge what you’re worth” or “they are not paying you what you’re worth.” But, is your worth correlated to your business pricing? Are you the same as your business? Nope. I’m here to debunk these statements, show you WHY this doesn’t work. I’m sharing practical tips to help you decide if you should raise your prices or if you should lower them, and how to decide on your pricing as a new business owner.   Episode Highlights: - How to find your self-worth outside of your business success or failure - How to price your services when you’re a new service business - The 3 things you should be focusing on when you’re a new business owner - How to properly experiment with your pricing - The questions you should be asking if you want to charge more for your services - Ways to know if you should raise your prices or lower them - How to charge from a spirit of “enoughness”Black Friday is coming — the BEST SALE ALL YEAR! If you've been eyeing Showit Templates, Podcast Success Blueprint, or Booked Out Designer, you don't want to miss this. Sign up to get notified about these deals at https://elizabethmccravy.com/BF. Sale starts on November 21, 2025.  Thanks to our sponsor, Christian Healthcare Ministries! CHM is a faith-based, budget-friendly alternative to health insurance— at half the cost. And, you can join anytime! My family has trusted CHM for 5+ years through multiple pregnancies and health needs. With CHM, you’ll save money and know that 100% of eligible bills are shared when medical needs arise. Learn more at elizabethmccravy.com/CHM Over my 9 years of business, I have learned some financial skills the hard way and a few years ago, I developed an an 8 step process I go through at the end of each month. This process helps me know how my business is doing financially, pay myself well and allocate money for things like taxes and expenses. And, it's yours for FREE at https://elizabethmccravy.com/profit 

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