Yes. Most clients pay in installments. The earlier you book, the more room we have to stretch payments out. Final payment is due before I deliver your files or launch your site.

Do you offer payment plans?

Then our first call is going to be helpful. Most people come to me knowing something needs to change but not knowing what. That's normal. You're too close to it. I'll ask you about your work and read between the lines. What's actually happening in the room when you're with a client. What you want people to understand about what you do. Where the disconnect is between your work and your brand.

And then I'll tell you what I see. What needs attention. What's missing. What order to do things in. You'll walk away knowing exactly what you need — whether that's working with me or something else entirely.

I don't know where to start. Help?

No. But some things have to go.

We don't wipe the slate clean. We witness what's already there — the story you've been living, the transformation you create. That's already in your work. But just because it got you here doesn't mean it'll get you there.

If you already have a professionally designed brand, we'll explore it. See what's still serving you and what's keeping you small. Because there are parts of your brand that are way too safe. Talking about services instead of soul-deep transformation. Making you sound like everyone else.

Those parts have to go because I'm not going to let you settle for good enough. The version of your brand that talks about "empowerment" instead of "bone-deep reclamation"? She's keeping you explaining instead of reclaiming your power, your energy, your worth.

So yes, we honor what's working. But we don't keep what's comfortable just because it feels safe. Some things will get left in the past. Not because they were wrong. Because you've outgrown them.

Do we have to start from scratch?

Yes — and let's talk about what that actually means. Every package we offer is designed to move efficiently. We don't drag things out. We don't make you wait weeks between deliverables just because that's "how long it takes."

But efficient doesn't mean rushed. We'll be honest with you about what's realistic and what's not. The sooner you reach out, the more options we have. But we're not going to compromise the quality of your brand just to hit a deadline.

Can you work on a tight timeline?

You don't. Not really. There's never a perfect time to invest in your brand. There's always something else you could spend the money on. Always another reason to wait.

But here's what I know: if you're here, reading this, something brought you. And it certainly wasn't an ad or an algorithm. It was the feeling that your brand isn't holding you anymore. That you're performing an identity that doesn't fit. That the people who need your work most aren't finding you because your brand makes you look like everyone else.

That feeling doesn't go away on its own.

So if you're asking "is now the right time," the real question is: how much longer do you want to wait to be recognized for what your work actually does?

How do I know if it's the right time?