The First Step is Simple
If you’re a college coach and serious about getting professional financial guidance, this is the place to start. Before we talk, I recommend reviewing my fees so you have a clear sense of how my planning relationship works. The first conversation is simply a chance to get a feel for your situation, answer initial questions, and see whether working together makes sense.
Use the link below to pick a time that works best for you.
Is This a Good Fit?
This first conversation is usually most helpful if you’re trying to make better decisions around things like:
- A new job, contract change, or relocation
- Uneven income, bonuses, camps, clinics, or outside compensation
- Benefits, retirement plans, insurance, or taxes that feel harder than they should
- Building more financial stability in a profession that doesn't always offer much of it
- Getting a clearer plan without developing a spreadsheet addiction
You don’t need to have everything perfectly organized before reaching out. The point is to start with where you are, talk through what matters, and decide whether a planning relationship makes sense.
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Start With a Real Conversation
You don’t need to have everything organized before we talk. We’ll start with your situation, the decisions in front of you, and whether a planning relationship would be useful.
Use the link below to pick a time that works best for you.
