We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for becoming a Coolsculpting provider:

#1: Jessica Stellwagen, founder of Bodify:

We chatted with with Jessica, founder of Bodify ($350K/month). In our interview, Jessica says:

If you choose to BE a successful business owner, you will be inspired to action (DO)! There is leverage in alignment and then the results (HAVE) will come!

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#2: Jessica Stellwagen, founder of Bodify:

We chatted with with Jessica, founder of Bodify ($350K/month). In our interview, Jessica says:

As a child I was once told, “it’s a good thing you work hard because you are pretty stupid.” For some reason that comment left its mark and I knew without a doubt I’d play a big game, build a successful company, and prove that person wrong.

Additionally:

Be clear on who you are, be authentic and ensure that everything you do from marketing, to how you answer the phone, to how you treat people, to how your space looks, is inline with the branding and marketing messages you are using.

Further:

Rich people sort, poor people convince. Not everyone is your client, it’s ok to not take money from someone if they are not a good fit for you, your practice, your product, or your services.

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#3: Jessica Stellwagen, founder of Bodify:

We chatted with with Jessica, founder of Bodify ($350K/month). In our interview, Jessica says:

Find a way to surround yourself with others who are like you, who push you, who inspire you, and who will hold you up when you may want to quit.

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#4: Jessica Stellwagen, founder of Bodify:

We chatted with with Jessica, founder of Bodify ($350K/month). In our interview, Jessica says:

I like new challenges, being creative, and finding new ways to do things, so I often struggle with the idea of continuing to do what we do daily. It works beautifully, but the entrepreneur in me is called to shake things up.

Additionally:

If you’re not growing, be willing to look at the things you did originally that you stopped doing. Everyone, including myself, gets comfortable and gets lazy it is our job to continually relight the fire and fuel it.

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Becoming A Coolsculpting Provider: Everything You Need To Know

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