Making a Profit in Coaching: Why You Don’t Need Five Years

Financial Clarity for Coaches with ADHD Running a coaching business is already enough of a mental load—so why is money management the thing that trips up so many coaches? In this episode, I am talking with Sherry Andrew (Manifestor Endotype) about how to finally feel in control of your finances—even if you have ADHD, hate spreadsheets, or feel like you never know where your money is going. She shares her personal journey from being fired after 17 years to becoming a financial coach for self-employed entrepreneurs with ADHD. We get into the biggest financial mistakes coaches make, why paying yourself first changes everything, and how to set up financial systems that actually work for your brain. Coaches are some of the most over-marketed-to entrepreneurs. Change your title on social media to “Coach,” and suddenly everyone has a course or system you need to buy. But if you’re spending more than you’re making, you’re not running a business—you’re running a very expensive hobby. In this episode, we talk about how to create a profitable coaching business without over-investing in unnecessary tools, certifications, or marketing tactics that don’t work. Profit isn’t something that happens after five years (that’s a myth!). Start paying yourself right NOW. 🔗 Guest Links: www.moneymindsetfc.com www.instagram.com/moneymindsetfc 📌 Other Resources Mentioned: Endotype Formula Quiz Stop Calling Yourself a Coach - Start Telling People What You Do course