Your business should support the life you want to live.
You work hard. You deserve to understand where your money goes—and how your business can better support you.
At Working to Live, I help service-based business owners make sense of their spending, build confidence with money, and take practical steps toward a more profitable business.
There’s money coming in.
So why does it still feel tight?
You’re serving clients, paying bills, and keeping things moving. But when you look at your bank balance, you wonder:
Where is all the money going?
Which expenses are actually helping my business?
Can I pay myself more consistently?
How do I pay down debt without leaving myself short?
What needs to change so this business works better for me?
You don’t have to figure it all out alone. Together, we can turn those questions into a clearer picture and a practical plan.
Expense Audit: A full year. A clearer picture.
Small expenses add up. So do subscriptions you’ve forgotten about, services you’ve outgrown, and spending decisions that no longer fit your goals.
I review one year of your business books to help you understand where your money has gone and identify expenses worth a closer look.
Together, we’ll explore opportunities to reduce unnecessary spending, make thoughtful tradeoffs, and align your expenses with what matters to your business.
You’ll have a clearer basis for deciding what to keep, what to change, and where to focus next.
Group Coaching: Support for the decisions ahead.
Knowing your numbers is a starting point. Putting that knowledge into practice takes attention, support, and follow-through.
My group coaching brings business owners together to work through money questions, set priorities, and take manageable steps forward.
We’ll focus on the decisions that shape your business: managing cash, planning spending, paying yourself, and making progress toward your goals.
Bring your questions. Build your confidence. Keep moving with support along the way.
A simple place to start.
1. Let’s talk.
Tell me about your business, what feels difficult, and what you’d like to change.
2. Choose your support.
We’ll discuss whether an expense audit, group coaching, or a combination fits your needs.
3. Take your next step.
Use what you learn to make intentional decisions that support your business and your life.