Wake Up and Do Something!
This is your wake up call. Let's figure out what's next for your life.
What Story Are You Living?
Every life is a story.
But we often forget we are the author.
We get stuck and can’t see a way forward.
Some of us are living a story someone else wrote for us.
Some of us know deep down it’s time to be honest with ourselves.
It’s time to change our story.
Before it’s too late.
Before we let our one and only life expire.
That’s where I come in.
Pay Only What You Can Afford
I offer 1:1 coaching for people who are ready to take authorship of their own lives.
We’ll look at the story you’ve lived so far, uncover the themes that shaped you, and get a clear vision for what the next chapter could be.
Normally, this session is $150. It’s worth a lot more than that.
But lately, I’ve realized: some of the people who need this the most—the ones in the middle of their plot twist—may not have $150 to spare.
And I get that. I’ve been there too.
So here’s the deal:
Pay what you can.
I mean that.
If you’re ready to do the work, I’m ready to meet you where you are.
To be clear: this isn’t some feel-good chat.
It’s real work. It’s sometimes emotional. It’s always clarifying.
It’s about taking your life seriously enough to ask:
What story am I really living?
And what story do I want to live next?
If this resonates, don’t let money be the thing that keeps you stuck.
Pay what you can.
And let’s turn the page.
OK, So how do we do this?
Glad you asked.
If you can afford the $150, simply go here and upgrade your subscription to the 1:1 Coaching Level. After that, I will reach out via email to set up a time to meet.
If you need to pay less than that, no problem. Email me at joe@joeboyd.net with the subject line Personal Coaching, and we will get started.
Let’s do this.
This is the month you can finally get a clear vision for your next chapter.
It’s time.
I'm in!
This hit like a psalm for the plot-lost.
You didn’t offer a pep talk. You opened a door. And not the polished kind with a success seminar behind it—but the creaky, honest kind that leads to the messy middle where the real stuff lives.
“Pay what you can” isn’t just generosity. It’s trust. Trust that people are still willing to show up for their own story when someone finally treats them like the author.
I’m rooting for everyone who takes you up on this.
And I’m praying their next chapter scares them—in all the right ways.
—Virgin Monk Boy
(patron saint of people who thought they missed their cue)