
Become an unforgettable diamond
Every business owner wants to know: “How do I make my business bigger?” But if you dig deeper, the real question is, “How do I make my business unforgettable—how do I make it last?”
Let’s face the facts: more than 50% of businesses disappear within five years. By year ten, nearly 70% are gone. Not faded, not just struggling—gone. Erased from memory, like a billboard washed away in a storm. For every ten business owners you meet this year, only three will still be standing a decade from now.
Why is that? It’s not for lack of drive. I see business owners everywhere, hustling late into the night, showing up at every event, investing in the latest marketing trends. Picture this: you walk into a networking event. There’s a woman in striking stiletto shoes—her posture is perfect, her confidence radiates. For a moment, every eye in the room is drawn to her. Or maybe it’s the man with the gleaming, oversized watch—catching the light, catching glances, making a statement.
But here’s the thing: by the end of the night, do you remember what she stood for? Do you recall what business he was building, or what problem he solved? Or do you just remember the shoes, the watch, the surface-level flash?
This is the trap so many businesses fall into. We chase attention—thinking if we just turn enough heads, we’ll get ahead. But attention is fleeting. It’s the stiletto shoe, the flashy watch—memorable for a second, but quickly replaced by the next shiny thing.
If you want your business to be bigger, you have to become unforgettable. Not like a pair of shoes or a watch, but like a diamond—rare, resilient, and impossible to ignore. A diamond isn’t loud. It doesn’t chase attention. It simply endures, shines, and commands respect because of what it is, not just how it looks.
Years ago, I was like so many others—chasing size, noise, and recognition. I thought if I could just be everywhere, do everything, I’d finally break through. But growth didn’t come until I shifted my focus from myself to my clients. Until I started asking, “How can I be the diamond in my client’s world? How can I make them shine so bright that they never forget me?”
Science backs this up. Research shows that 70% of sales are lost not because of price, not because of competition, but because we fail to connect with the decision-making part of our client’s brain. We focus on our features, our hustle, our story—when what really matters is how we make our clients feel. When you make your clients feel like the diamond—unique, valued, irreplaceable—they come back. They refer you. Your business grows, not just in numbers, but in loyalty, reputation, and legacy.
So, if you’re tired of being just another business owner in stiletto shoes or with a flashy watch—noticed for a moment, forgotten just as quickly—and you’re ready to become the diamond, to be truly unforgettable, I want to help.
I’m offering a free strategy call. No hard sell. Just a real conversation about how you can shift from chasing attention to creating enduring impact. We’ll uncover your unique strengths, your client’s hidden needs, and build a plan to make your business not just bigger, but unforgettable.
The link is in the comments. Don’t let your business become another statistic. Don’t be the shoe or the watch—be the diamond.
Are you ready to shine?