EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 16 MIN
144 // How do I set prices or raise prices for next year
from Christian Money Mindset for Business women by Fun Money Habits · host funmoneyhabits
Struggling with how to set or raise your prices for next year? In this episode, Coach Raina breaks down the psychology behind pricing fear, why your price is NOT your worth, and practical steps to confidently set or increase your rates. You’ll learn: ✅ What’s happening in your brain when pricing feels scary ✅ How to separate identity from pricing ✅ Simple steps to calculate and choose your price ✅ How to communicate a price increase with clarity and peace This is for Christian women who want to steward their calling with joy, sell confidently, and earn with peace. Here’s the part most women fear — but it doesn’t need to be dramatic. A clean, simple explanation is enough: Option 1 — Professional + Clear — “To continue providing the level of support and transformation my clients receive, my pricing will be updated next year.” Option 2 — Respectful + Direct — “As my experience and the depth of my work has grown, my pricing is adjusting to reflect the value and the time required to serve with excellence.” Option 3 — Transition Period — “Current pricing remains available until [date] if you’d like to take advantage of it.” No defending. Nooverexplaining. No guilt. Just clarity. ✅ Explore free resources, coaching and courses → www.funmoneyhabits.com/resources ✅ Book a call → https://tidycal.com/funmoneyhabits/clarity-call ✅ Follow me on instagram → @christianmoneymindset As Biblical Money Mindset coach for Christian Women in Business I help you tranform your relationship with money by uncovering hidden money mindset blocks and renewing your mind with God's word so you can earn without fear, sell with peace, and enjoy stewarding your calling with biblical truth.
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