A free guide
Find your enough number in one quiet hour
The same worksheet I use with private clients to work out what their business truly needs to earn, spot the offers that cost more than they bring in and set prices they can say without flinching.
What's inside
- A ten-minute money snapshot
- The enough-number worksheet
- A script for your first price rise
- A one-page ninety-day plan
This workbook is for you if…
- You set your prices years ago and haven’t dared touch them
- Your stomach tightens when someone asks what you charge
- You work all week and still don’t pay yourself properly
- You’d like a plan more than a pep talk
Kind words
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“I finally run my studio instead of it running me.”
I came to Tessa undercharging and worn out. Four months on I have raised my prices twice, let two difficult clients go and had my best quarter so far. I also take Fridays off.
Maren K.Ceramicist · 1:1 coaching

Shall we have a quiet word?
Book a free 20-minute call. Tell me where things stand and where you’d like them to be, and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can help. No pressure and no pitch.
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