Money coaching can feel out of reach when you’re already stressed about money. But here’s the thing: coaching isn’t just another bill — it’s an investment. And like any good investment, it pays for itself many times over.
Step 1: Identify “ghost spending.”
Most of us have subscriptions or recurring charges we don’t use (looking at you, random streaming service). Cancel a few, and you may free up $30–$50 a month — that’s a course payment right there.
Step 2: Redirect windfalls.
Got a bonus, tax refund, or even a side hustle payout? Instead of letting it disappear, put a portion toward coaching. Future you will thank you.
Step 3: Start small.
You don’t have to dive into the most expensive package. Start with an online course like our Anti-Budget Playbook for under $100. Build momentum before upgrading.
Step 4: Treat coaching like a bill.
Just like rent or utilities, schedule it into your budget. When you prioritize financial education, everything else falls into place.
👉 Still wondering what money coaching actually costs? Check out our cornerstone post: How Much Does Money Coaching Cost?
About PowHERhouse Money
We equip ambitious women with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to take control of their financial future. Whether you’re building wealth or scaling your business, our no-BS guidance and real-life solutions help you grow with clarity and purpose. Through education and coaching, we empower women to achieve financial freedom and truly live their best life.
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