A: Absolutely! It’s actually recommended that both spouses come to coaching if at all possible. Y’all will gain more benefit if you’re working together instead of just alongside each other. That being said, if your spouse simply isn’t on board and won’t come and you still want to do what you can with your finances yourself, then I’m happy to coach you by yourself. Coaching is about starting from where you are, not about waiting till things are perfect to get going.

A: You may back out seven calendar days before your private coaching package starts. After that, you’re in.

Once you’ve started, you finish. If you quit, the balance is still due. This pressure is good for you and helps motivate you to stay committed to what you started out to do.

A: Nope. Again, this pressure is good for you. Seven calendar days before your coaching package starts is your threshold for backing out.

A: That’s okay! Not every session is going to be a massive breakthrough or a you-got-so-much-done fest. I’ve had clients come to sessions just to cry. And those were great sessions.

So no, you don’t have to bring your game face to every single session to get your money’s worth out of coaching. Coaching is about real life, so bringing your real life and the things you’ve got going on to coaching will always do you good.