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If pricing conversations have started to feel heavier than they used to… If saying your number creates tension — even when you know your work delivers real value — this episode will likely hit close to home. In this conversation, we’re not talking about scripts, tactics, or “owning your price.” We’re looking at what actually happens beneath pricing pressure — and why capable, experienced business owners often find themselves second-guessing decisions that should feel straightforward. You’ll hear: Why pricing becomes emotional when the business isn’t fully structured The difference between confidence-based decisions and structure-supported decisions How CEOs shift from reactive pricing to grounded leadership A real, anonymized example showing what changes when the sequence is corrected This episode is less about changing your numbers — and more about changing what’s holding them. Start Building Structure (Free) Download your free CEO tools and resources: https://carolsurbey.com/free-tools-an... Want the Systems Behind Confident Decisions? Explore the Tool Vault for implementation-ready frameworks: https://thescalableceoacademy.com Ready for Hands-On Support? Book a strategy call for 1:1 coaching or Done-For-You system builds: https://carolsurbey.com/book-a-call If this conversation helped you see your business differently, please like, subscribe, and share with another service-based CEO who might need to hear it. The CEO Shift Show — Build, Scale & Thrive in Business Helping service-based business owners stop running their company like a job — and start using it like the asset it was meant to be.