Are You Deciding What Your Client...

Are You Deciding What Your Clients Can Afford Before They Do?

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The Aligned Edit with Veronica Dietz por Veronica Dietz
T7 · E134
24 ago 2026
17:39

Notas del episodio

Do you lower your prices, offer payment plans, or change your package before a prospective client has even told you she cannot afford it?

In this episode of The Aligned Edit, Business Advisor Veronica Dietz looks at what happens when empathy turns into financial over-responsibility. For women founders, creatives, consultants, strategists, and service providers, undercharging is not always a pricing problem. Sometimes you are making financial decisions for your clients, projecting your own experiences onto them, or trying to protect yourself from hearing no.

We’re looking underneath the discount to figure out what is actually driving it, because two women can undercharge for completely different reasons.

If something keeps happening in your business and you cannot tell what is underneath it, bring it to The Tell. Give Veronica the question and the context, and she’ll tell you what she notices.

The Tell: https://www.veronicadietz.com/the-tell

Palabras clave

Why do I feel guilty charging clients my full price?
Why do I lower my prices before clients ask?
How do I stop worrying about whether clients can afford me?
Am I undercharging because I am too empathetic?
How do I price services for small business clients?
Why do I assume clients cannot afford my services?
How do I stop discounting my services?
Why do I feel responsible for my clients’ finances?
How can service providers charge more without feeling guilty?
What causes women business owners to undercharge?