Episode #105 Tips For Mastering the Discovery Call
- Laura Hollabaugh
- Apr 10
- 2 min read

Overview
In this episode of Public Health Entrepreneurs, Dr. Huntley discusses the importance of the discovery call in the consulting process. She emphasizes the need for professionals to reframe their approach to these calls, focusing on exploration and qualification rather than immediate problem-solving. The conversation also highlights strategies for ensuring that only qualified prospects make it to the discovery call, ultimately leading to more productive engagements and successful client relationships.
Takeaways
The discovery call is crucial for understanding client needs.
Many entrepreneurs struggle with clients wanting free solutions.
Reframing the discovery call can improve client engagement.
It's important to assess if you're solving problems too early.
Gather information during the discovery call instead of providing solutions.
Qualified prospects lead to more effective discovery calls.
Pre-qualifying clients can save time and resources.
A structured approach to discovery calls enhances professionalism.
Community support can help navigate public health entrepreneurship challenges.
Personalized guidance can turn innovative ideas into reality.
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