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In this bilingual interview, host Eliane Ngami talks with mental‑health coach Darlene Daviluz about her journey from charging $50 for a three‑month group coaching program in 2020 to selling a $899 high‑ticket offer in 2022. Darlene explains how early fears and a poor relationship with money limited her pricing, and how mentorship from Eliane helped her shift focus from the price to the quality and results she delivers. She outlines the step‑by‑step pricing progression ($50 → $300 → $899), noting a common mistake of increasing program length alongside price, which can mask the true value increase. The conversation highlights how higher price points lead to greater client engagement and commitment, and Darlene shares concrete advice for others stuck in low‑price mindsets: identify the ideal client, confront limiting money stories, apply actionable steps immediately, and align pricing with the perceived value of the service. The interview serves as both a case study of high‑ticket scaling and a motivational guide for coaches hesitant to raise their fees.

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