1:1 Coaching
Sometimes you just need a clear conversation with someone who understands money, behavior, and decision-making.
Financial coaching is a space to step back, talk through what’s happening in your financial life, and figure out your next move with clarity.
Per Session
$247
One 60 minute strategy session
Discussing a specific financial decision
Getting perspective on a financial situation
Getting educated on your options
Working through a budgeting or spending challenge
Monthly
$397
Two 60 minute sessions per month
Deeper dive or working through multiple financial decisions
Building consistent financial habits
Staying accountable to financial goals
Cultivating a healthy relationship with money
Cancel anytime
Financial coaching is designed for people who want ongoing support and accountability, not just a one-time strategy.
This may be helpful if you:
want help implementing your debt payoff plan
struggle with financial decision-making or impulse spending
want accountability while working toward financial goals
are navigating complex financial choices
want regular check-ins to stay on track
Coaching provides a structured space to review progress, adjust your strategy when needed, and continue moving forward.
Financial coaching works best for people who want to think actively about their financial decisions and are open to making changes over time.
It may not be the right fit if you are looking for:
a quick fix or guaranteed financial outcome
someone to manage your money or make decisions for you
investment or legal advice
a debt settlement or consolidation program
immediate solutions without personal involvement
Who You’ll Be Working With
Hi, I’m Mordy.
Over the years I’ve worked with many individuals who wanted to improve their financial lives, sometimes dealing with debt, sometimes focusing on habits, mindset, planning, or simply gaining clarity around important decisions.
About My Approach
Financial coaching is often less about specific financial tactics and more about creating the space to think clearly about money.
My role is not to tell you what to do. Instead, I help you slow down, think through situations carefully, and approach money with greater clarity and confidence.
Many people describe these conversations as surprisingly relieving having a place where they can talk through financial concerns openly without pressure or judgment.
What Coaching Includes
Financial coaching sessions are collaborative and practical.
Each session focuses on helping you think through real financial decisions and maintain momentum toward your goals.
Coaching can include:
• Reviewing progress on your debt payoff plan
• Identifying spending patterns and habits
• Planning upcoming financial decisions
• Troubleshooting challenges or setbacks
• Refining your financial systems and routines
Sessions are focused on practical progress, not generic advice.
Coaching Format
Sessions are conducted one-on-one and typically last 60 minutes.
Coaching can be booked as individual sessions or as part of a monthly plan.
Between sessions, clients also have access to reasonable messaging support for quick clarifications or questions.
Coaching Options
Per Session
$247
One 60 minute strategy session
Discussing a specific financial decision
Getting perspective on a financial situation
Getting educated on your options
Working through a budgeting or spending challenge
Monthly
$397
Two 60 minute sessions per month
Deeper dive or working through multiple financial decisions
Building consistent financial habits
Staying accountable to financial goals
Cultivating a healthy relationship with money
Cancel anytime
Common Reasons People Book a Session
People come to financial coaching for many different reasons. Some arrive with a specific question, while others simply want space to think through financial decisions more clearly.
Here are some of the most common reasons people schedule a session:
Buying a home, changing jobs, taking on debt, or making a large purchase can bring up more uncertainty than anticipated. Sometimes it helps to talk through the decision with someone objective.
Even when finances are technically manageable, the constant background stress of thinking about money can make it hard to feel confident about your choices.
Many people know roughly what they should be doing financially but struggle to turn that knowledge into consistent habits.
Some clients come simply to talk through their debt situation and understand what their options might look like.
Instead of reacting to each financial decision individually, coaching can help you start thinking about money in a more intentional way.
Sometimes the most valuable part of coaching is simply having someone to check in with as you work toward financial goals.
A Space for Financial Growth
For many people, improving their financial life is not just about paying off debt. It also involves developing healthier habits, clearer priorities, and a more intentional relationship with money.
Coaching can provide a supportive space to work through those changes over time.
If you’re looking for structured support and accountability as you work toward your financial goals, coaching may be a good fit.