Made 4 More

At a bare minimum, you need to find 3 hours to dedicate to this each week. There are 168 hours in the week. If you need help figuring out where those 3 hours will come from, well guess what? That’s exactly what I'm here to help you do. There's even a whole lesson on time in the program hub. 

I know you’re busy. I know you’re short on time. That’s a big reason why you came here, right? I can help with this. 

Give me 3 uninterrupted hours a week and I'll help you make significant progress. 

The most successful clients evolve over the first month or so to carve out closer to 5 hours a week and often have a dedicated Made 4 More work day. Things to aspire to, amiright?

Nope. Newbies are welcome. If you're working on making your first $100K—or even your first $5K as an entrepreneur—Made 4 More will work for you. 

If you're worried you may feel overwhelmed, acknowledge that fear and hear this: I don't just throw you into the Mastermind and let you fend for yourself. I give you specific instructions (it's this super dope guidebook you'll get the second you enroll) on which trainings to start with and give you a solid foundation for building your action plan. 

If you're new to business you will likely start with Track 1 and can continue to progress over the next year through Track 2 and 3. Or, just get Track 1 under your belt and be on your way. You've got options!

If you ever feel confused, I'm just one Facebook post away. 

Let me ask you: Are you making the impact and money you want to be in your business? If not, then Made 4 More isn’t too basic for you. In fact, it’s possibly exactly what you need.

For my seasoned pros who've been at business for a bit, but aren't quite where they want to be or are looking to add a new revenue stream to the business in a way that honors their mission, this is a great place for you! 

You will likely start with either Track 2 or 3. Track 2 will ensure you have an engaged and loved on group of humans to sell to. Track 3 will teach you how to build a sustainable sales pipeline that will serve you year round while honoring your time and energy. 

Made 4 More is a 4-month investment. I chose 4 months because I know from years of experience and dozens of clients that significant long-term change in your business requires significant support and attention. M4M is not a quick fix, but aspects of our work will move quickly!

So, yes, if you sign up, you’re in for the full 4 months. 

That being said, I do offer a 15 day cancelation policy. If after 15 days, you think “welp! I’m not ready for this, or I can’t do this, or this isn’t the right place for me.” you can leave and receive a 50% refund for that month's time. 

I want you to want to be with us. I also want you to know we’re serious about the work we’re doing and so we will firmly hold to this policy. 

Made 4 More is what I like to call "industry agnostic" meaning we have folks from allll walks of business in our cohort. 

Made 4 More supports service providers, brick & mortar, and product-based businesses. 

That being said, my area of expertise in coaching and in curriculum development lies in ethical marketing and sales primarily of the B2C variety. 

I am not an expert in wholesale, distribution, packaging, white labeling, restaurant P&L sheets, or large scale growth (think 100's of employees and multi-million dollar contracts). 

Made 4 More is made up of small businesses and solopreneurs that tend to lean towards service oriented offers like coaching, teaching, consulting, speaking, copywriting, marketing, therapy (physical & mental/emotional) etc. and we've also been successful with cafe owners, veterinarians, farms, yoga studios, art studios, cannabrands, and more. 

Made 4 More was originally created for women and their supporters. It's valuable for women (all womxn) to have a sanctuary where they can discuss the unique challenges we face in the business world and support each other. 

That being said, you’re more than welcome to join Made 4 More if you’re non-binary, male, or of another gender identification other than “woman,” love what we’re doing in M4M, and want to be in community with us. 

If you have questions about this, please don't hesitate to reach out and ask! 

Although I don't often get requests for admittance from male identifying folks, I'm honestly overjoyed when I do. If this feels like a place you want to be, I strongly encourage you to reach out and see if we're a good fit for you. 

No. #BlackLivesMatter.

Nope. And I'm so glad you asked. Commerce and capitalism are not the same thing, but our society has a strong tendency to conflate the two. 

Commerce, trading, bartering, exchanging goods and services for money has been around for thousands of years. 

Modern capitalism on the other hand only emerged in the early 19th century. 👀

I want you to have a business that makes enough money to meet your needs and the needs of the folks who depend on you. 

What I don't want is to be supporting the growth of businesses that are using exploitation (of self, others, and the environment) to generate revenue. 

I do believe there is such thing as enough. I denounce empire building, exploitative marketing and sales tactics, and what's called the growth imperative. 

All this to say, I want you to make money in your business. AND, I will always put people and the environment over profit. 

You bet, bud. I'm not here for gatekeeping information or deciding what may or may not be relevant to you right now. 

You will receive full access to all the courses inside M4M, there are 9 of them (and growing!). 

But don't worry, I don't just throw you to the wolves and hope you can figure out. For each of the 3 designed tracks in M4M, there is a guidebook with recommendations of which courses to start with and about how long everything should take you. Want to see one of those cool guidebooks? Click right here to check out Track 1!

Also, in case you didn't see, you get lifetime access to the curriculum. As long as M4M is running and out in the world, you have access to the course content and any updates I make to it. Pretty rad, right?

Great question. First, let's talk about what capitalism is. The primary (singular) motive of capitalism is to make more capital. 

Capitalism champions efficiency, streamlining, cutting costs, and increasing profits. 

Being an anti-capitalist business means caring about alllllllllllll of the other things that matter: people, impact, the environment, mutual aid, collective liberation, community needs, your health, family, art, culture, hobbies, rest...

Anti-capitalist businesses care about things other than individual wealth-building. Anti-capitalism promotes collective liberation and collective welfare, meaning its primary focus is our NEEDS.

In business, it's the belief and practice of knowing that you can move mountains when you care about everyones' needs, instead of just your own.

Anti-capitalist businesses refuse to exploit their audience, their clients, their teams, the environment, and themselves in order to make ends meet.

I created M4M because I was struggling to find a space that was going to prioritize people over profit in business. Everywhere I looked for business support the #1 focus was profit...how do we increase profit while cutting costs?

I knew there were other things that mattered more to me than profit and there were moments in business where I was actively choosing a less profitable way because it was more aligned with my needs and values. I wanted a support network that mirrored that need. 

So, you might want an anti-capitalist business coach if:

• you don't believe business is inherently exploitative and you want some support building an ethical and sustainable business. 
• you've felt gross, unheard, frustrated, and lost in other business spaces that really only cared about how much money you were making. 
• you're not looking for endless growth, but aren't totally sure always what your north star should be if it's not "growth". 
• you'd like to be done with people pleasing, endless sacrifice, hustling, grinding, pulling yourself up by your bootstraps, being "scrappy", and going at it alone. 
• you're looking for a space that supports critical thinking skills and doesn't apply one-size-fits-all promises of success.