Bonuses for you.

But have you tried budgeting like I teach? I doubt it! Because the kind of monthly money management I teach is the kind you never want to walk away from. Even as a spender.
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I actually failed twice on even an amazing budgeting tool (YNAB) before finally making it stick. It turns out a budget is only part of the puzzle, and the other things we cover in the course are critical in you making a permanent change. If you can do basic math, you can do this. The most important thing is motivation and the desire to do money different.  You've got that? Okay!

Any independent spender who has all the feelings about money!

This course is especially for non-frugal women (and any guys who resonate with my approach!) who have yo-yoed with credit card spending and debt, and those who like to spend and have nice things. Any non-frugal person with big plans and who is ready to DO money different.

No. You're welcome :-) By the time you've made it this far, I know you are anxious to dive right in and do it all, but I've found that it works best to pace. Otherwise, you may be tempted to skip the very steps that set you up for success, and skip right to budgeting.

If you "binge budget," you will be so much more likely to do deprivation budgeting—cutting all the things you feel guilty about. This a sure-fire way of wanting to quit immediately. If you trust me and the process, you will love the near- and long-term results.

I am probably not the coach for you—no hard feelings, though! I just have yet to meet someone who can make traction while they keep straddling the debt horse. And I want to be part of you making massive progress and choose to work with clients who are tired of debt.

Such a great question, because heaven's knows there are a lot of courses like that out there.

Short answer: Heck no! This course has loads of accountability and pacing (modules are released weekly). While you will still have to do the work, you will have all the PDF guides and checklists you need to stay on track and take it a week at a time!

You'll want to plan a couple hours per week during the course. If you have a pile of stuff to clean up, it may take you a bit longer to untangle it and come face to face with your reality. But think of it this way: you're just taking some of the time you currently spend worrying about your money or beating yourself up over it, and channeling it into creating new systems.

It's a little like planning a trip; are you willing to invest a couple hours into that? You are because it's something you want to do. The way I teach this, you will want to put in the effort. Because you will be able to do things like take more trips!

You will stay in touch with your money even after the course ends.  If you take the time during this course to really come face-to-face with all your spending and emotions of money, you will save yourself countless wasted dollars and energy in the long run.

This depends on how complicated your current money situation is:-) I would plan on 2-3 hours during the coursework part of the course to watch the videos, complete the worksheets, and DO the work. Just take some of the time you currently spend worrying about your money or beating yourself up, and channel it into creating new systems.

It's a little like planning a trip; are you willing to invest a couple hours into that? You are because it's something you want to do. The way I teach this, you will want to put in the effort.

In order to organize your money and keep it organized, you need a tool. I will be using YNAB (You Need A Budget) and strongly recommend you use the same so I can support you best.

This is a separate cost and subscription you will sign up and own. YNAB just works for literally every client I have worked with and I have yet to find a tool I like better. 

It’s free for 34-days and I recommend you wait to sign up so you can take full advantage of the trial.

1. Access to a tablet or laptop/desktop computer.
‍2. Basic technical skills. Do you know what a browser is? :-)

Nope! And I definitely don't pretend to be :-) While I was in my money-mess phase, the last person I wanted to talk with (even though I'm sure they would've been kind) was someone with credentials. This course is all about gaining or regaining your financial confidence and getting the roots of your money right so you can do bigger things with your money.

You are still the one calling all the shots in your spending and I recommend you include a financial advisor in your big-picture money decisions.