A Kick Off call with Kristina.

Your journey begins before the first group session even starts – with a Kick Off Call with Kristina - a dedicated call to set you up for success.

This is where everything gets personal. Kristina will take time to understand where you’re at right now, what you truly want for this season of your life, and what's been getting in the way.

...and share hacks for getting the most out of the program and community.

You'll leave with clarity and have a clear, simple 3-month game plan in your hands - your personal roadmap for the next quarter.

You'll know exactly what you're working toward, what matters most right now, and what your first steps are.

It's the difference between joining a program and hoping it works, and starting with total intention and direction from day one.

This call alone is valued at $500 - and it's yours as part of joining this intake. For many women, it's the most important conversation they've had about their own life in years.

It sets the tone for everything that follows, and means that from the very first week, you're not just learning - you're already in motion.

Mindfulness slow down, to speed you up.

In May you’ll develop presence and self-awareness - so that your decisions come from clarity rather than noise, and your days are intentional rather than reactive.

Most women who feel stretched aren't lacking capability.

They are making dozens of decisions every day from a place of emotional static - reacting to what’s loudest rather than choosing what matters most.

Research published in Psychiatry Research found that just eight weeks of mindfulness practice produces measurable changes in the brain's decision-making centre. A 30% improvement in focus.

The effect is simple to describe: you create a pause between what happens and how you respond. Inside that pause is where good judgement lives.

Fewer decisions made from stress or guilt. More choices that reflect what’s meaningful to you.

That’s the priceless value May coaching will bring to your life. Consistently.

A clear mid-year plan for what matters most, written down & in motion.

By the end of June'26, you will have completed your mid-year reset - a structured, honest review of where you are, what you want, and a clear plan for the second half of your year.

Not a vague intention.

A written plan, aligned to your top meaningful priorities, that you’re already acting on.

Research consistently shows that: 

• People who write down their goals and review them regularly are 42% more likely to achieve them - and that simply having a clear plan reduces stress and decision fatigue almost immediately.
• People who review their goals quarterly generate 31% greater returns than those who only review goals annually.
• When people are clear about what they want to achieve - and have a plan in place – they’re less likely to feel overwhelmed.
• Clarity from planning improves time management by 20% - knowing priorities reduces wasted effort and distractions 

The reason is straightforward: when you know what matters, you stop wasting energy deciding.

Every morning becomes easier. Every week has direction.

Every decision becomes clearer.

Clarity of this kind doesn't just change how productive you are. It changes how every day and every week feels - and your progress multiplies. 

A genuinely different relationship with money - so it works for your dreams, not against them.

Most ambitious women carry more financial anxiety than they let on.

Not because they are bad with money, but because no one ever taught them to think about it the way they think about their other dreams - with clarity, with intention, and with a plan that actually connects to the life they are building.

By July, you will have done the work that most people avoid their entire lives.

You will know exactly where you stand, what you want money to do for you, and what small, specific habits will move you meaningfully forward. Not in an overwhelming overhaul. In clear, courageous steps.

What this looks like in practice: getting honest about the numbers without shame. Understanding what financial freedom actually means for you - not a generic definition, but yours, specific and real. Building the daily habits that close the gap between where you are and where you want to be, gradually and sustainably.

The research is compelling: women who engage in structured financial planning report not just better outcomes, but significantly lower financial stress - and that reduction in stress directly frees up the mental and emotional energy they need to pursue everything else they care about.

Money is not the goal. But it’s the resource that makes your dreams possible.

By the end of July, it will feel less like a source of anxiety and more like a tool you know how to use.