The Money Reset Session
When the money isn't enough, let's figure out what to do next.
Feeling Overwhelmed by Your Money?
The Money Reset Session is a 45-minute private working session for women who have money coming in but still do not know how to make the next 30 days work. Together, we map income, paydays, urgent bills, flexible expenses, and the immediate shortage so you leave with a realistic written plan and your next three priorities.
If debt, collections, or credit concerns are part of the pressure, we’ll organize what you know, identify what needs attention, and include those priorities in your 30-day plan.
You’ll leave knowing what to pay, what to prioritize, what may need to change, and what your next financial steps should be.
This Session Is For You If...
✓ Your paycheck isn't covering everything
✓ You're constantly juggling bills and due dates
✓ You make money but still feel behind
✓ You don't know what should be paid first
✓ Your finances have become overwhelming
✓ You need someone to help you look at the numbers and create a realistic plan
✓ You’re unsure how your bills, debt, collections, and credit priorities fit together
Choose a pricing plan
Money Reset Session – 45 Minutes
$59
One 45-minute private Money Reset Session designed to help you identify your most pressing financial challenges, prioritize your bills and expenses, and create a realistic 30-day action plan. Payment is due in full at booking. After purchasing, you'll receive access to schedule your session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have a budget already?
No. Bring the financial information you currently have, and we'll work from there.
What should I bring to my session?
Your income and paydays, bills and due dates, minimum debt payments, upcoming expenses, and any immediate financial concerns.
What happens after I purchase?
After purchasing, you'll receive access to schedule your 45-minute session through the booking calendar.
Is this financial or investment advice?
No. The Money Reset Session provides financial organization, education, and planning support. It does not provide individualized investment, tax, legal, or credit-repair advice.