"Hey, can I run something by you real quick?"
"Can I pick your brain about—"
"How would you approach this?"
You answered.
You always do.
You gave them something you figured out the hard way, years ago, and you gave it to them in about four minutes.
They said thank you.
You said no problem.
And that was the whole transaction.
I hear that every week.
Usually from someone who's been the free consultant for a decade.
So let's take it apart.
It's not hard for you.
It's not hard for you because you already paid for it.
Years of it.
The mistakes nobody watched you make.
The reps nobody counted.
The person asking hasn't paid that yet.
That's the entire reason they're asking you.
Somewhere along the way we picked up the idea that if something comes easy to us, it must not be worth much.
So we discount it.
Then we give it away.
Then we watch somebody with half our experience charge four figures for it and wonder how they got the nerve.
Easy is not the same as worthless.
Easy is what expertise feels like from the inside.
Not because you don't need the money.
Because of this:
So you don't pick.
You tell yourself you're still figuring out your niche.
That you need to be clearer before you put yourself out there.
That once you know exactly what you do, you'll say something.
And then you go take another course.
Another program.
Another certification.
It feels like progress because it's motion, but now you can do seven things instead of six, and you're no closer to knowing which one to lead with.
You didn't get clearer.
You got one more option
Meanwhile the advice keeps going out. For Free.
• The friend who asked about her business plan.
• The cousin who needed help with his résumé.
• The woman at church who's been texting you for two months about the thing you sorted out for her in one conversation.
They got what they needed.
And the thing you needed money for is still sitting there.
The ministry you keep saying you'll fund when things loosen up.
The tuition.
The debt you've been managing instead of paying off.
Not because you don't have anything worth selling.
Because nobody ever told you the thing you've been giving away was sellable.
Second Kings, chapter four
A woman's husband dies. He was a good man, the text is careful to say so, and he left her in debt anyway.
Now the creditors are at the door and they've come for her two sons.
She goes to the prophet.
And Elisha does something that you should take note of.
He doesn't pray over her.
He doesn't take up an offering.
He doesn't tell her God will make a way.
He asks her a question.
Read that again.
Not what do you have.
Not what do you need.
What do you have of sale value.
She answers the way you'd answer.
Nothing.
Then she catches herself.
Well… nothing except a little oil.
She had it the whole time.
It was in her house.
It had been in her house the entire time the creditors were circling.
She walked past it every day and didn't count it, because in her mind oil wasn't an asset.
It was just oil.
What she was missing wasn't the oil.
It was the question that made her see it.
You're not standing in an empty house.
You've got six things you're good at, and you've been walking past all six of them because none of them look like a business.
They look like stuff you know.
You don't need more skills.
You don't need another certification.
You don't need to become someone else.
You need somebody to ask you the right question.
That's what this book is.
It's 126 pages built around one question, applied to whatever's already sitting in your house.
So that by the end you know which of your six things has sale value, what to charge for it, and which of three ways to package it.
Not all six.
One.
The one that's actually oil.




-Charmaine, Non-profit founder & Short Term Rental Consultant






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