10/07/2026
I could talk about money all day šø
I love money. I love making money. I love saving money. I love automating my money (this probably makes me a super geek). I love knowing where my money is going - nothing gives me more pleasure than a good spreadsheet.
Not because I think money is the most important thing in life, but because I think having a healthy relationship with money gives you choices, freedom and a whole lot less stress. I speak from personal experience, having lived both realities. Iāve done a lot of personal work on this.
And interestingly, money is probably the topic in my mentorship that hits the most nerves.
For a lot of coaches, money isnāt just numbers.
It can bring up beliefs about what it means to be successful: whether charging more is selfish, whether youāre āworthā your rate, or whether you should always be giving more. More time? More discounts? More access?
Whether thinking about your money somehow makes you less focused on helping people.
Then there are the very practical parts of running a business: billing clients, following up on unpaid invoices, setting aside money for taxes, understanding your expenses and actually knowing what youāre earning.
Thereās a lot more to your relationship with money than simply deciding what to charge.
The good news is that you can change the relationship.
I think thatās an important, and even essential, part of building a business that is both profitable and sustainable.
If building a more confident, sustainable coaching business is on your list for 2027, Iām currently accepting applications and inquiries for the January session of Business Foundations for Fitness Professionals.
Start the new year with more clarity, confidence and intention around the business youāre building.
Send me a message or reach out through the link in my bio to learn more.