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The Guilt-Free Calling

Get Paid Good Money to Do Good Work

Jacqueline (MamaJ) Hollows
Jacqueline (MamaJ) Hollows

Following 10 years working in criminal justice, Jacqueline activates change-makers to get paid to do what they love — and create real impact in the world.

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About the Book

A book for coaches, healers, and purpose-driven practitioners who are doing meaningful work — and undercharging for it.

Tired of feeling guilty every time you raise your prices?

It's time to stop confusing being underpaid with being good, and start getting paid good money to do good work.

The Guilt-Free Calling gives you a practical framework for closing the gap between impact and income. Without hustle, funnels, or pretending to be something you're not.

It's a book about identity, money wounds, lived experience, and the inner work that makes the outer work pay.

Note from the author

Thank you for being here.

You're one of around a hundred readers shaping The Guilt-Free Calling before it reaches anyone else, and I don't take that lightly.

I'd love to know what landed, what didn't, and what surprised you. Especially what didn't. Don't be polite, your honest reaction is the most useful thing you can give me.

Love and activation, MamaJ

P.S. If a line lands hard enough to send to a friend, please do :)

Contents

INTRODUCTION: You were never meant to do this for free
PART ONE: IDENTITY SHIFT
CHAPTER 1: You only need one offer — and you already know what it is
CHAPTER 2: The people you help for free are not the same people who will pay you
CHAPTER 3: Your lived experience is worth more than any qualification
CHAPTER 4: You don't need a perfect plan — you need to follow the pull
PART TWO: EMBRACING ABUNDANCE
CHAPTER 5: Your money wounds are not your fault — but they are your responsibility
CHAPTER 6: Charging well is an act of service, not selfishness
CHAPTER 7: Your network is already full of people who want what you offer
PART THREE: VISIBILITY
CHAPTER 8: Visibility is not performance. It's permission
CHAPTER 9: Your story is your most powerful business tool
CHAPTER 10: Action creates the feeling, not the other way around
CONCLUSION: The world cannot afford for you to keep playing small

What readers say

"So the biggest insights are, again, that I've been targeting the wrong audience and trying to teach what I think people want vs. what I know. I'm going to review my LinkedIn profile and see if I can tweak it a bit to reflect my current thinking. Thank you, Jacquline, for inviting me into this process. I was considering giving up on my business, but after going through the exercises and experiencing these insights, I realize that there's still some juice in my original message and offer. So I'm going to hang in there and give it another go."

Paula K. Staffeldt