Make the Money Decision You’ve Been Avoiding, and Move On
One focused working session to resolve a specific financial decision with clarity, tradeoffs and next steps you can immediately execute.
This is not coaching.
This is decision support for people who are done overthinking.
$300 per session | 75 Minutes | Limited Availability
Is This For You?
This is for you if:
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You make good money and feel stuck on a specific financial decision
You don’t need motivation; you need clear options and a path forward
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You’re tired of revisiting the same decision over and over
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You want an outside perspective who isn’t emotionally attached to the outcome
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This session is NOT for:
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Ongoing coaching or accountability
Emotional processing
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General financial education
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People looking to be talked into a decision
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What Happens in a Session?
Before Our Call
You complete a short intake form
You name the ONE decision you want resolved
During the Session
We clarify the real decision (not the surface one)
We map 2-3 viable options with real tradeoffs
We identify risks, blind spots and second-order effects
We decide on a path forward
After the Session
You receive a written Decision Summary
It documents the decision, why it works and what to do next
You leave with a decision, not homework
Why This is $300
This session compresses weeks or months of mental noise into a single focused conversation. You’re paying for:
Focused analysis
Clear framing
An outside perspective
A documented decision you can move on from
Avoiding or delaying a financial decision is expensive. Ask me how I know.
Availability:
Sessions are intentionally limited to maintain depth and focus.
If no times are available, check back. New sessions open weekly.
Start Here if You’re Stuck
Before booking a session, use the Budget Decision Filter.
It’s a one-page tool I’ve developed that helps you decide yes or no, without overthinking.
If it resolves the decision, you’re done!
If you’re still stuck, a session makes sense.
Hi, I’m Rasheeda
I work with people who make good money and are tired of overthinking financial decisions.
I bring a practical, grounded approach shaped by real constraints — not theory. I’m a nonprofit executive director, which means I spend my days making decisions with imperfect information, competing priorities, and real consequences. That perspective carries into how I work with money.
This isn’t about optimization or hustle.
It’s about making one clean decision at a time, and moving on.