It means we work together and co-create to grow your business, each bringing our own expertise to the table.

You bring the deep knowledge of your work, your vision for what you want to create, and your relationship with your clients. I bring the growth strategy, offer development, marketing, funnels, advertising, and systems that help turn that vision into a thriving business. Together, we can build success and impact on a level that neither of us could create alone.

To be clear, I’m not talking about a legal partnership. I’m talking about two people working together as a team, to build something great.

As a contractor, I would make recommendations and then build what we agreed I’d build. You’d be the client, you’d pay me up front, and you’d be the sole owner of whatever I create.

As a partner, it’s more like two friends baking a new pie together, and sharing the pie we made.

For the right partner, instead of paying me up front to build marketing materials and systems to scale your business, I get a percentage of the profits I bring in. All of your existing revenue from your existing efforts remains yours. I just get a cut of the new revenue I bring in.

In this arrangement, I’ll typically put in $20,000 to $40,000 worth of work up front with no guarantee of return, so I only want to do that with one or two dream partners. For me, that’s someone with an established track record of success, someone whose work I find inspiring, someone I really like and would want to be friends with anyway, and someone I’d want to keep working with for years.

That's the range I'm primarily interested in, because it suggests you've already established that people want what you offer. You've got clients, results, and a business worth growing.

But monthly revenue alone doesn't tell the whole story. I'll also want to understand your offers, your margins, how customers find you, and where you see the biggest opportunities. The important thing is that there's a solid foundation to build on.

If you’re not at this level yet, we still may be able to work together on a work-for-hire or done-with-you basis. Apply and let’s talk.

I specialize in helping spiritual entrepreneurs scale up. That doesn’t necessarily mean your business has to be about spirituality. It’s more that I love working with idealists who are out to change the world for the better.

You might be a coach, teacher, practitioner, consultant, or creator with an established audience and a high-value program. What matters most is that your work genuinely helps people, your clients value what you do, and you have a vision for reaching more of them.

I'm particularly interested in businesses that have grown through referrals, relationships, and organic audience-building, but haven't yet developed a reliable system for acquiring customers at scale. That’s where my work creates the most benefit.

I love working with businesses that already have a high-ticket program, because from there, it’s easy to find a short path to bigger success. But there are many different ways to make money, and I’m not married to that one. If yours is working for you, let’s find a way to scale it up. I’m not going to put you in a box or try to give you a one-size-fits-all solution.

Great! Most successful businesses have. I know I’ve had some of these expensive learning experiences myself.

For our work together, I’d be interested in understanding what happened with the solutions that didn’t work out, and learning what we can from it. We can use that data as a head start to make our work together more successful faster.

First, I’d walk though everything with you to identify the one or two key leverage points that will make the most difference. Then I’d start building whatever is needed to take advantage of them.

To give you an example, for a business that’s already running a high-ticket program but struggles to fill it, I’d work on bringing more people into that program. Depending on the situation, this might mean running a launch to the existing audience to get them enrolled. It might mean creating a taster event to get people excited for more and ready to enroll. It might mean building a self-liquidating ad campaign to bring an influx of new people into the audience, and then ascending them into the program. It might mean doing all of these and more over time.

In short, we identify the highest leverage constraint and solve it quickly. My part is the strategy, systems, and marketing to make that happen. Your part is serving your clients and delivering your work with excellence, so they keep benefitting from your work and wanting more.

In the long term, my goal is for our work together to add to your life, not take from you. I have no interest in building things that create more work for either of us. I intend to build customer acquisition and ascension systems that bring in an abundant flow of clients for your programs and make your life easier, not harder. Maybe you do a launch now and then if you want to, but from your perspective, the marketing pretty much handles itself.

That’s the long-term goal. But to get started, we’ll both have some up-front investment of time and effort to get me familiar with your business, clear on your vision, and ready to build. Depending on what we're building, you may need to record content, contribute to a new offer, approve creative, or help us understand what your customers need. Plan to spend 5-10 hours a week at first, until we get the first key leverage point solved.

That depends where you are and what we build first, but money loves speed, and so do I. My goal is to implement our first change and start seeing money from it within 4-6 weeks. I can’t promise we’ll be able to do that, especially if it takes a long time to get information or materials from you, but that is my goal. If we’re doing a profit-share, I don’t see any return on my effort until there’s profit to share, so I’m motivated to get there as soon as possible.

That’s where I come in! Let’s face it, if you already knew what needed to change and how to change it, you would have already done it by now. It’s hard to see the blind spots from inside the business—that’s normal.

This is one way I can really add value for you. I bring an outside perspective, and one of my greatest strengths is identifying the biggest opportunity and how to make the most of it. I can absolutely help you with this.

Good. That’s exactly the kind of people I like to work with.

The purpose of marketing is not to take advantage of people or convince them to buy something they don’t want or need. It’s to get your offerings in front of the people who want and need them. Marketing is a service that benefits them by helping them get what they want. Even the marketing materials themselves, I design to help the audience gain a new insight, learn something, see themselves differently, or benefit in some other way, even if they don’t end up buying.

In short, we’ll use the marketing to serve your mission, not the other way around.

If you’re worried about the marketing sucking up all of your time, what we’re creating is actually the opposite. I’ll take ownership of the marketing and use it to create results that give you more freedom and make your life better.

We’ll have a conversation about your business, what you’ve built so far, where you want to go, and what you think is getting in the way.

I’ll want to understand your goals, your current offers, and the economics of the business. We’ll also talk about how we might work together and whether a profit-sharing arrangement makes sense.

If it seems like a match, we can explore what it would look like to work together. If it doesn’t, there’s no obligation to move forward.