I was a single mom raising 2 sons without financial support when I first started trying to learn to write. It was hard and there were so many nights I was up until 1:am pounding away on my computer while my kids slept down the hall, knowing I’d have to be up in 4 hours to get them ready for school and myself off to work at one of my many jobs. But I was determined. I think about that now through the eyes of someone who has almost completed my certification as an accredited, professional book coach, and I know I would have figured it all out and had a beautiful book to send off into the world much sooner if I’d had someone like me to walk me through it. A coach just like one of my sons had a football coach and my other son had a music coach. I went to every workshop and conference I could find, always on scholarships, and they were incredible. But once I left I was still on my own.
For the rest of December, I am offering a very special coaching package for SINGLE PARENTS who need a little help financially and in finding time to work and meet with me.
You can get my 6-month coaching package for the price of the 3-month coaching package and pay monthly. See Coaching Package info. Plus, we will get creative in finding the right time for us to meet on zoom every other week over the six months. This means I can/will schedule our meetings on the weekends if this is best for you, or when you are sitting in the car at your kid’s sports practice, whenever it works to make this realistic for you.
Or, you can get my 3-month coaching package for the price of an Overview Read and pay monthly. Same rules apply, we’ll get creative in finding time for you to work, and for us to meet six times over the three months. See Coaching Package info.
Please feel free to email me through the Contact Page (NO obligation!) for full details on what each coaching package includes, what the expectations are and what you will get from our time together.
How will I know you are a single parent raising kids? Look, we are all in this together. I’m not going to ask you for a tax form, or a letter from someone verifying what you say is true. Life is hard enough as a single mom or dad, so I’m trying to help make it a little easier. It’s my way of paying forward all the help I got along the way. So tell me you are a single parent raising kids and we’ll move forward in trust. I look forward to hearing from you.