If that’s you, it’s not because you’re crap with money – it’s because this industry gave you “charge your worth” and vibes instead of an actual pricing process.
You keep asking, “How much do I actually need to be making each month?”
You’ve raised your prices in your head 10 times but chicken out when it’s time to tell people
You’re busy with clients, but your bank account does not reflect the effort
Your “income goal” is kind of… vibes? Not maths?
You’re scared that if you charge what you need, everyone will ghost you
know your “I’m good” number, aka the actual monthly revenue your life + business need (tax, costs, buffer included), not some random “10k months??” you copied off Instagram.
have prices that don’t gaslight you, they make sense on paper and with your capacity, so you’re not working double-time for half the money.
say your prices without your throat closing... on sales pages, in DMs, on calls... no more apologising, over-explaining, or discounting mid-sentence.
trust your business can actually afford to keep you with no more “maybe I should just get a job” spiral every time an invoice is late or you think about taking a week off.
raise your rates without bracing for impact because you know exactly how to communicate the change so the right people stay and the wrong people kindly opt out.
I grew up allergic to maths, slid into debt by 19, and somehow became a qualified financial adviser. Now I help business owners make pricing decisions they can actually feel good about, without spreadsheets, spirals, or second-guessing.
I built this toolkit because most of the people I coach aren’t “bad with money,” they just never got shown how to price in a way that feels clear, fair, and aligned with how they actually work.
This is the resource I wish I’d had when I was charging £500 for work that left me exhausted and still broke. Now I’m helping clients raise their rates to £2k+, price their full offer suites with confidence, and finally stop ghosting themselves every time they try to scale.
If you’ve ever opened a pricing doc and immediately closed it again? This is for you.
toddler mum
allergic to maths