On paper Things look pretty damn good...
You built a successful business. The revenue is coming in. You’re paying yourself. You might even have a healthy chunk of cash sitting in the business. But when you want to make an actual decision with that money, everything gets a bit fuzzy....
Can you afford to take six weeks off?
Should you increase your take-home pay?
can you contribute towards your future?
Can you make that investment?
How much revenue do you actually need next quarter?
what is the money sat in your business for?
Can you afford to take six weeks off?
Should you increase your take-home pay?
can you contribute towards your future?
Can you make that investment?
How much revenue do you actually need next quarter?
what is the money sat in your business for?
Your business finances should help you make decisions.
Revenue to Wealth gives you a financial system and revenue strategy you can actually use, so you can confidently decide what happens to the money your business makes.
Together, we’ll look at what’s happening inside your business now, build financial tracking that makes sense to *your* brain, and use those numbers to plan your revenue and make decisions about what happens next.
Because making more revenue isn't particularly useful if you never feel the benefit of it.
Not just help your accountant file your taxes.
Life Strategist
"I feel so much more empowered in my financial choices — I paid my student loan off!!! Like after 2 weeks we were working together... I started investing!! I save more and with purpose."
Franchise owner
"I now have a fully funded emergency fund, understand that my pension isn't a scary thing that I can't afford, and I am slowly on my way towards my house deposit!"
This is where revenue starts having a purpose.
So instead of automatically starting with “How can we make more?”
We start with a much more useful question: “What do you actually want your money to make possible?”
- Maybe you want to take a month off without spending the entire time wondering whether the business can afford it.
- Maybe you want to understand how much the business can sustainably support you taking as pay.
- Maybe there’s a pile of cash sitting in your business account that desperately needs an actual job.
- Maybe you want to understand how pension contributions or planned investments fit into the wider picture.
Or maybe you're setting bigger and bigger revenue targets because that's what businesses are apparently supposed to do — without knowing what hitting those numbers would actually change.
Your revenue target should be attached to something you want your money to do. Not just a bigger number than last year.
Imagine being able to look at your numbers and know what they mean for your next decision.
You open your financial tracker and actually understand what you're looking at.
You can see what’s coming in, going out and what your biz has available.
If an opportunity arrises, you can look at the numbers rather than wondering if you can afford to.
When you want to take time off, you know what the biz needs to support it.
When you have a great revenue month, you know what that money is for.
When you set a revenue target, there’s a reason behind the number.
HEY, I’M EMILIE! THE GAL YOU COME TO WHEN YOUR BUSINESS IS MAKING GOOD MONEY, BUT YOU’RE STILL WONDERING WHEN YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO FEEL THE BENEFIT OF IT.
I qualified as a Financial Adviser because I’ve always believed you should be able to understand your own money. Then I became a business owner and realised there was another problem nobody seemed to be talking about.
Making good money in your business doesn’t automatically mean you feel wealthy in your actual life. You can have your biggest revenue month ever and still wonder whether you can afford to take time off. You can have tens of thousands sitting in your business account and have absolutely no bloody idea what you’re “allowed” to do with it. And you can have an accountant, a bookkeeper and a spreadsheet full of numbers while still not being able to answer a simple question like:
What can this business actually afford to make possible for me?
That’s the gap I care about.
Your business finances shouldn’t just tell you what happened last month.
They should help you decide what happens next.
What do I actually do?
I help you understand and use the financial machine you’ve already built.
So you can make decisions about your money, your revenue and your future based on what you actually want your business to make possible.
Why should I trust you?
I’m a qualified Financial Adviser who also understands what it takes to run an actual business.
So I don’t look at your personal finances and business finances like two random blokes who’ve never met.
I help you understand how the whole picture works together.
How is this different?
The goal isn’t automatically to make your business bigger. It’s to make the money it generates more useful.
So instead of chasing more revenue for the sake of more, you can give that revenue a job... in your business, your life and your future.
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How the helly do we do this thing?
First, we get your financial reality out of your head, your bank account and seventeen different spreadsheets, and into one system you can actually use.
I’ll build your initial cashflow tracking using your existing numbers. So no, I will not hand you an empty spreadsheet and tell you to have fun. Then I’ll teach you how to read it, maintain it and (most importantly) make decisions from it!
From there, the numbers become strategy.
- If you want to take time off, we can work out what the business needs to support it.
- If you want to change your pay, we can look at what the numbers tell us.
- If you want to put more towards your future, we can build those goals into the wider financial picture.
- And if the numbers tell us something needs to change in the business, we can look at your revenue targets, offers and capacity too.
The goal isn't for you to become an accountant. It’s for you to understand your own business finances well enough that you can confidently use them when you need to make a decision.
We’ll get properly under the bonnet of your business finances: what’s coming in, where it’s going, what you’re paying yourself, what’s sitting in the business and what you want your money to make possible.
A 90-minute kickoff session
Done-for-you cashflow setup
6 x 60-minute private 1:1 sessions
Async Voxer support
Your own client hub
Revenue to Wealth is for you if…
- Your business consistently generates £5k+ months.
- You already know how to sell what you do; consistent revenue isn't the problem we're trying to solve.
- You want to understand the financial machine you've built instead of outsourcing your understanding of it.
- You want revenue targets connected to something more meaningful than “more than last year.”
- You want to make decisions about pay, time off, your future and business growth with your actual numbers in front of you.
- You’re not necessarily interested in building the biggest business possible. You want to build one that does its job.
And, most importantly: You want your successful business to make your life feel successful, too.
The Investment
Revenue to Wealth is designed for established business owners consistently generating £5k+ months.
You do *not* need perfectly organised finances before we start.
That would rather defeat the point.
But you do need a business with consistent revenue coming through it, because our job isn't to figure out how to make your first sales. It’s to help you understand and use the financial machine you’ve already built.
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or three payments of £750
Absolutely not.
You do need to be willing to look at them.
Part of our work together is making your financial tracking understandable enough that you can actually use it without needing someone else to translate it every time you open it.
01. Do I need to be “good with numbers”?
Yes.
Revenue to Wealth is designed for established business owners consistently generating £5k+ months.
If you're still working towards consistent revenue, this probably isn't the right support for you yet.
02. Is there a minimum revenue requirement?
No — and I’m not here to replace them.
Your accountant has an important job.
Revenue to Wealth serves a different purpose: helping you understand what your business numbers mean for the decisions you're making now and the goals you're working towards next.
03. Are you my accountant?
No. I’m not a regulated financial adviser, so I cannot recommend specific investments or tell you what you should do with your money.
What I can do is educate you around the options available, help you understand how different choices could interact with your wider business and financial picture, and help you work through a plan based on your goals and the information available to you.
Where regulated financial advice is needed, I’ll be clear about that rather than pretending it falls within my remit.
04. Will you tell me what to invest in or what I should do with my money?
Then we'll build a strategy that works with your brain, not against it.
I'm not interested in forcing you into someone else's productivity system or expecting you to become a completely different person.
We'll build simple systems, realistic processes and ways of working that match your capacity, so your business feels easier to run instead of constantly feeling like you're falling behind.
05. What if I have ADHD or I’m neurodivergent?
05. What if I have ADHD or I’m neuro-divergent?
To start we will hop on a sales call so I can get a better idea of your current financial situation, what's working, what's not, and where you want to be.
We'll then chat about whether Revenue to Wealth is the right fit, or even if I am the right person to help you. You will of course be able to ask questions too!
I will then send a follow up email with next steps + onboarding if you choose to continue.
06. What happens after I apply?
Probably less than the time you're already spending firefighting.
Outside of our fortnightly calls, expect around one to two hours a week.
The work isn't about completing homework or ticking boxes. It's about making better decisions, implementing them properly and building a business that's easier to run.
We'll make the strategy fit around your business, not expect your business to stop while you build it.
07. How much time does this take?
01. Do I need to be “good with numbers”?
02. Is there a minimum revenue requirement?
03. Are you my accountant?
04. Will you tell me what to invest in or what I should do with my money?
05. What if I have ADHD or I’m neurodivergent?
06. What happens after I apply?
07. How much time does this take?
A few things you might want to know before applying
SEO Expert
"I now fully get it - my business is there to fund my life! I've been able to increase my pay and I'm able to apply for a mortgage with my partner at the price we want!"
Virtual Assistant
"Realising just how beneficial it is to invest in a pension. That has been the most life-changing thing for me... I truly believe that everyone should carry out money coaching with Emilie."
You’ve already proved your business can make money.
- More time off.
- More intentional pay.
- Money earmarked for your future.
- Investments you’ve properly thought through.
- Revenue targets attached to something more meaningful than beating last year.
Not more for the sake of more. A business whose money actually has a job.
Your business isn't just here to generate an impressive revenue number. It’s here to support the life you actually want to live.
Revenue to Wealth gives you a financial system and revenue strategy you can actually use, so you can confidently decide what happens to the money your business makes.
If you're ready to stop treating revenue as the finish line, apply for Revenue to Wealth.
Revenue to Wealth isn't for everyone, and I want to keep it that way. If I don't think I can genuinely help you, I'll tell you. If we decide to work together, it'll be because we're both confident it's the right next step.