Breakbull Marketing By Sakshi

Breakbull Marketing By Sakshi Helping Coaches/Consultants/Therapists and Business Owners scale their Dream Business!

10/09/2026

Therapists ask me this all the time: “okay but how do I actually make money online without getting stuck in this hamster wheel of content creation and burnout”

And honestly, the answer is way less complicated than the internet makes it sound. You don’t need a 12-step funnel or a course on webinars or six offers running at once.

You need one model that fits the way you actually want to work. So i mapped out the four i’d genuinely recommend for a private practice or coaching business 👉 swipe through.

→ live launch: open it, sell it, close it. simple and predictable, you just run it again each round.

→ one to many: stop trading one hour for one client. one program, one group, real leverage on your time.

→ challenge into a higher ticket: a short free challenge that warms people up, then walks them into your bigger offer.

→ coaching, your way: one to many, async, or one on one, whatever fits the offer you already have.

That’s it. The mistake I see over and over is people trying to run all four at once and wondering why they’re exhausted and nothing’s converting.

pick one and commit to it long enough to build momentum.

Follow along for more wisdom and tips to building a thriving business.

26/08/2026

Showing up isn’t about being seen. It’s about being found by the person scrolling at 2am who doesn’t have the words yet for what they’re carrying. by the client who needs you specifically- your approach, your voice, your way of holding space.

And right now the internet is loud. Trauma, depression, healing are just flattened into buzzwords. So who better to bring that depth back than the people who understand it for real?

That’s the work.

Follow Sakshi Misra | Marketing and Launch Strategist for more on showing up (without the ick) as a mental health professional and growing your thriving practice.

06/08/2026

1) they stopped being their own marketer, admin, and OBM at 11pm and actually handed it off
2) they niched down hard in their content instead of posting about therapy in general without any monthly content plan.
3) they invested in support before they felt “ready” (spoiler: you’re never ready) and trusted someone to run the backend so they could stay in the work they’re brilliant at
4) they built systems instead of just posting online so every lead and piece of data is captured correctly. Some of them had no real way for people to reach out and kept wondering why it was crickets. I helped them create those touch points.
5) they have a clear customer archetype and a defined goal about what they want from their business every quarter

my clients are therapists…brilliant at holding space, changing lives, doing the deep work.

and almost every one of them hit the same wall which is when the practice grows and suddenly they’re the marketer, the admin, the tech person, the strategist, the OBM… at 11pm… after a full day of sessions.

the “unhinged” thing they all did? they stopped.

they stopped trying to master five roles they were never meant to carry.

and that’s the part nobody tells you: the thriving practices aren’t the ones doing it all alone. they’re the ones who got out of their own way and let someone hold the backend so they could stay in their zone of genius.

that’s the whole reason I work with therapists only. I know this wall and perhaps know how to take it off your plate.

If you are a therapist reading this and ready to take the plunge, follow Sakshi Misra | Marketing and Launch Strategist for real insights and no BS content.

04/07/2026

You don’t need to do everything. You need to lock in three things over the next few weeks… that’s it.

1. optimize your social media profile

your profile is basically the SEO of your business. Please check your links. I cannot tell you how many therapist profiles I open where the link in bio is dead, the website is haywire, or the linktree hasn’t been touched in months. Fix that. It’s the easiest 80/20 win sitting right there.

also pin a post and let it be the front door to your content. Also there’s no magic “best time to post.” Post when you and your audience are actually online but have a consistent schedule. That’s it.

2. Set up basic email marketing

Not a 9-step automation funnel. Just a welcome sequence for new subscribers and a weekly-ish newsletter instead of a once-a-month afterthought. Every touchpoint deserves to be nurtured because this is the difference between someone forgetting you exist and someone booking a call.

3. Plan a digital offer launch

small following? partner up. affiliate with a fellow therapist, swap lists, co-promote to each other’s audiences. You don’t need 10k followers to launch something, you need enough eyeballs and the right eyeballs.

None of this is complicated or needs a 40-hour week. It just needs to be locked in on purpose.

19/06/2026

Nobody actually tells therapists what a digital marketer does for them so they end up wasting time figuring it out themselves.

So let me just be honest about it: I make you post without dreading it, or waiting for that perfect moment to post (because there isn’t one).

I ghostwrite content that sounds like *you*, not a wellness influencer, not a robot, not a textbook. The kind that makes people scrolling actually stop and feel like you get them before they’ve even booked a call.

I do the heavy lifting on the tech and the parts of your business that feel like a second job and turn them into the thing that quietly works for you in the background.

If that sounds like something your practice needs right now, follow along. I talk about this stuff a lot.

17/06/2026

Only after niching down and racking up a handful of real experience and testimonials, did I realise how much easier it gets to grow your business and revenue.

Specificity is everything and I learned this early: if you want to do real work, you talk to that one right person. not everybody.

Thanks for sitting through the rant if you made it this far. Drop in your worst fear about running a business or showing up online in the comments below. ♥️

16/06/2026

I know how much that stings.

But you don’t need to dumb it down or be someone you’re not.

You need one skill of taking what you know clinically, academically, professionally and converting it into the language of the person who doesn’t have the words for what they’re feeling yet.

That’s where you close the gap.

It’s exactly where you stop leaving money on the table.

Drop the comment below if you agree.


16/06/2026

Identity maxxing content is when you take a hyper-specific identity or audience label and lead with it instead of a generic topic or pain point. The label itself does the qualifying AND the hooking in one move.

Here’s why these hooks stop mid-scroll - they feel like you’re reading their mind, not their niche.

“tips for ADHD women on instagram” ❌

“as a late-diagnosed ADHD woman in her 30s” ✅

“ways i live below my means as a high earner over 35,” ✅

“5 reset rituals for lazy af type B procrastinators.” ✅

None of these are about a topic but about a person and the second someone sees themselves in the label, they’re locked in.

Three things that instantly bump your watch time once you’ve got the hook 👇

A) Don’t explain the identity, just confirm it. Say something that only that exact person would nod at, not “you’re busy” but “you have 14 browser tabs open right now and have forgotten what 6 of them are for.”

B) Delay the payoff by one beat. Tease that there’s a system/strategy/fix coming, but don’t give it in the first three seconds. That gap between “you’ve been seen” and “here’s what to do” is where people stay.

C) Use first and second person relentlessly. “I” and “you,” not “people like this.” identity maxxing dies the second it sounds like you’re describing a demographic instead of talking directly to one person.

Save this as a reminder for your next viral content and follow for more frameworks like this.

13/06/2026

I know how much that stings.

But you don’t need to dumb it down or be someone you’re not. You need one skill of taking what you know clinically, academically, professionally and converting it into the language of the person who doesn’t have the words for what they’re feeling yet.

That’s where you close the gap.
It’s exactly where you stop leaving money on the table.

Drop the comment below if you agree 👍🏻

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