Biggest Issues women between the ages of 25 and 45 face
Posted by: Carla30692808
6th Mar 2021 09:10pm
I am doing some research to set up an E-Hypnotherapy business, and I am looking for the most effective way to help as many people as possible, so looking for the opinions of the biggest issues, problems, and stresses that women between the ages of 25 and 45 are facing today.
Any area of hardship, is welcome to be discussed, personal opinions, personal stories, or "I-heard-it-from-a-mate" stories are all welcome.
Everyone is free to comment, practically everybody is, or knows a woman who falls in this category.
I do plan to use this therapy to help people of all ages, genders, and issues, but for now, (being a woman, in this target market myself), I'd like to start where I can relate.
I'm not looking for clients, simply for the biggest problems that are facing my target audience.
Please leave your gender and age with any reply, if you are comfortable doing so.
Thank you,
Carla
Any area of hardship, is welcome to be discussed, personal opinions, personal stories, or "I-heard-it-from-a-mate" stories are all welcome.
Everyone is free to comment, practically everybody is, or knows a woman who falls in this category.
I do plan to use this therapy to help people of all ages, genders, and issues, but for now, (being a woman, in this target market myself), I'd like to start where I can relate.
I'm not looking for clients, simply for the biggest problems that are facing my target audience.
Please leave your gender and age with any reply, if you are comfortable doing so.
Thank you,
Carla
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