I’d love to work with everyone who’s interested in my coaching, but I’m only able to accept a small number of clients each quarter who can’t pay my full fee. However, many past clients initially thought they couldn’t afford coaching but found creative ways to make it work! This guide is designed to help you explore both practical and mindset-based solutions to financial concerns.

Mindset Considerations

Sometimes, financial concerns are rooted in mindset blocks rather than actual lack of resources. If any of the following resonate with you, it may be worth reflecting on how these might be influencing your decision.

1. Feeling unclear or unsure

2. Fear of failing to get results

3. Fear of spending money

4. Underestimating your own worth

Practical Considerations

If you’re genuinely financially constrained — for example, in a challenging socioeconomic situation or struggling with basic necessities — this is likely not about mindset and I encourage you to be cautious and not to stretch yourself financially to work with me. Instead, focus on the resources below, which might help you find support without taking on any additional financial burden:

1. Personal development budget

2. Leverage your network

3. Apply for grant funding

Alternatives

If you remain unable to invest in 1-1 coaching with me, here are some potential alternative options:

• Sign up to my membership: Sign up to subscribe to my monthly membership for ongoing support at a significantly lower price point.
• Explore other coaches: Check out some other coaches here.
• Self-Guided Resources: Set aside regular time for self-development using free online tools, YouTube, or even AI assistants. Having an accountability buddy can also be surprisingly effective.