Premium one-to-one work comes in more shapes than “ten sessions.” The offer bends to yours — and whichever you choose, both of you always see the same honest account of it.
The classic package. Your client books their own sessions from times you allow, and watches the count — bought, used, booked, left — in their app.
How executive engagements are often written. Each session draws down what it actually ran — and a session that runs long is never cut off, ever.
“As much as you need, for a year.” Nothing counts down; their app shows the work done, not a meter running out. The retainer experience, done properly.
Retainer coaching is rarely a single lump. It is a rhythm: two sessions a month, every month, for a year — or every quarter, to match how an executive’s budget actually clears. You set the length and the cadence once, and every renewal, every allowance and every reminder follows it without you touching a calendar again.
You also decide what happens to a month nobody used: lost at the end of the month — the setting that makes a monthly allowance mean something — or carried into the next one. Either way, both of you see the same number, always.
A returning client simply continues: the same journey, the same history, a new agreement added to it — never treated as new business.
“This engagement sells 6 sessions per quarter for 4 quarters — 24 in all, over 12 months from the day your client starts. Anything unused at the end of a quarter is lost. Hours are recorded and shown, and never enforced — nothing is refused because a session ran long.”
Four settings in four boxes tell nobody what they built. This sentence, rewriting itself as you type, does — with the arithmetic worked out underneath it.
The clock starts the day your client signs, not the day their payment arrives — so somebody who pays on the 1st and signs on the 20th never loses those nineteen days.
A private client’s week has one hour of you in it. The programme extends your presence into the other 167: the worksheet that lands three days before you meet, the challenge released the moment a session ends, the check-in that arrives in your voice exactly when momentum usually dies.
Your logo on their home screen. No app store, no password — a link signs them in. It reads as an established practice from the first minute.
Payment first, then the agreement, then the coaching — nothing unlocks until they sign. A change of mind is a clean refund, not an argument. Clients feel the fairness.
They book from times you allow, in their timezone, video link attached. You keep full control in your own app — the boundaries are yours.
Working with a corporate-sponsored individual? Add a paying company and sponsor reporting to any private journey — see team & corporate coaching.
