What Does a Money Coach Actually Do (and What Does It Cost)?
A money coach works the capacity layer behind your numbers. Here’s what the work is, real published prices from $197 to $6,000, and how to vet one.
A money coach works the capacity layer behind your numbers. Here’s what the work is, real published prices from $197 to $6,000, and how to vet one.
Profit First takes profit first and runs the business on what’s left. It fits most service businesses, when the percentages are adapted to how you actually earn, not forced.
Financial therapy is a credentialed field: 500 practice hours, a 100-question exam. Here is what it is, who it fits, and where money coaching sits.
A bookkeeper records what happened, an accountant files it for compliance, and neither is built to tell you what to do next. Here’s how the roles divide and which you need.
A fractional CFO’s first 90 days should produce 3 things: books you trust, a forecast you read, and pricing set with numbers. Here is how to judge it.
You hire a fractional CFO when your books are clean and your decisions still feel like guesswork, not when the records are messy. Here’s how to know you’re ready.
Service-business bookkeeping runs from around $200 to $600+ a month, but cheap bookkeeping isn’t cheap. It just moves the cost to tax time. Here’s what you’re really paying for.
Flirting with infinity is a posture.
A tilt of the chin.
A gaze held across a crowded room.
A willingness to let the future notice you, noticing it.