1:1 Coaching Services

Scheduling a free consultation call. Prior to the start of any 1:1 coaching session or multi-session package we’ll do our best to find time for a consultation call. This gives our team the ability to learn more about the customer, and what a successful session will look like. We’re all about creating small goals for each session.

All coaching sessions, regardless of service package, will take place in person or over a virtual meeting platform, Google Meet is preferred. Sessions will last approximately 60 minutes, though accommodations can be made if scheduled ahead of time. 1:1 sessions will be scheduled once payment is received online (through Stripe).

Every coaching session or package (multi session plan) we build for a customer is customized for an individual. This means the materials we discuss, and the recommended number of sessions will vary person-to-person. The cost for a single, 60 minute session with Adam is $400. If multiple 1:1 sessions are desired, prices can be discounted depending on the number being ordered.

No. All 1:1 coaching runs off of a pay-per-session model. After the initial 1:1 coaching session completes, clients must submit payment for a future session before their scheduled start time.

You do. Once payment is received, Adam will reach out (through email or phone) to get a better picture of how to plan the coaching session. He will make recommendations, but ultimately the paying customer determines how the time is spent.

We’ll always do our best to accommodate a paying customer, and our team always reserves a buffer time for emergent sessions during the week. That said, due to the popularity of some of our services, there may be a waiting period before we can begin coaching. You can pay for a session when you’re ready, and time slots will be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Typical wait times are a few days.

We’re a small coaching firm that believes in Quality over Quantity. Typically Adam will keep 2-3 open slots for 1:1 coaching on his calendar per week. Those sessions slots are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis determined by “who paid first.”