You already know you are undercharging. The question is why. 7 questions, 3 minutes, and the most accurate diagnosis of your pricing problem you have ever received.
Built for educators, consultants, coaches, and cultural changemakers building a calling on the side of a full-time role.
The problem is not your strategy, your confidence, or your credentials. It is a belief that has a name.
You know the work is worth more. You know other people with less skill and less depth are charging two, three, sometimes five times what you charge.
You still flinch when you say the number — even when you know, intellectually, exactly what you are worth.
You discount reflexively, wait for more evidence before raising your prices, or fold the moment a client pushes back — and you are not entirely sure why.
You have done the mindset work. You can talk about your value with total clarity — right up until the moment it actually matters.
You have tried to fix this with more confidence, more affirmations, more strategy. None of it worked, because none of it was the actual problem.
Scenario-based questions about how you actually feel and behave around pricing — not how you wish you did.
Your dominant pattern is named immediately — one of four money-belief profiles running your pricing right now.
Your full result shows the pattern, what it is costing you, and exactly what changes when you debug it.
Believes charging for her gift dishonours it. Gives it away in conversations, feels guilty when she earns well from the calling.
Believes full price will price out the people who need her most. Discounts reflexively, offers payment plans before anyone asks.
Waiting for more evidence before she raises the price. The bar keeps moving — the real issue is permission, not proof.
Knows her worth, but cannot hold the price when someone pushes back. The gap between knowing and holding is physiological, not mindset.
Answer honestly. Three minutes. One named belief, and exactly what it is costing you. No credit card. No catch.
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