A few words about Chris

How do people describe me in three words?

upliftingpragmatic

spontaneous

A few questions about me

Why am I coaching money management today?

Well, I have to leap a few years back and assemble the puzzle pieces.

I started liking numbers in high school.
I discovered a (nerd) passion for money management and spreadsheets in engineering school.
And I fell in love with coaching and helping others during my years as a manager in a consulting firm.
After helping my brother, my sisters, my colleagues, my friends… gain clarity on their finances, I realized I wanted to turn this into my mission.

That's how I started.

Why I still coach today is to keep building strong connections and lasting transformations with the people I help.

Why you most likely struggle with managing your money

You probably struggle most because of your environment and your belief heritage.

Not your "lack of discipline and knowledge."

Money is often taboo, and a source of judgment and comparison.

And we live in a growth-driven society.

So application of psychology research has been focused on helping marketing departments hijack your emotions to "buy more, now, before it's too late".

The opposite of making you a better informed decision-maker.

Good news is, there has never been so much high-quality, free information out there.

So the biggest challenge today isn't finding knowledge. It's knowing how to apply that knowledge to yourself.

How do I start saving? How do I start investing in my life goals? How do I make an impact with my money?

That's the work: grow awareness of your environment, of the way you react to it, and draw your own money journey.

And you won't be judged here. Not for what you earn, not for what you've spent, not for the years you spent pushing it back.

Why should you believe me?

Because I understand where you sit right now…

Underneath the nerdy passions, I've been through the struggle of trying to manage my money with peace of mind.

From chasing money for status under claims of "freedom."
To emotion-driven errors (hello Bitcoin).
To briefly joining the FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early).

It took hundreds of "test & learn" loops for me to understand how financial wellbeing works. For me, and for others.

Now my money fuels fun (bouldering, singing classes, travels…) and funds my life goals, with zero worry, and very little time.

…And because I chose a "win-win" model instead of a "max out my revenue" one

In other words, my best interest is aligned with yours.

No commissions.
No data selling.
No advertisement.
No pay-me-for-each-15-minutes-of-my-time…

A flat rate, where you pay 50% at the start for commitment, and 50% at success.

What I don't do

Financial advice traditionally focuses on what you should buy.

I won't tell you what to invest in or to copy X or Y strategy.

My coaching helps you understand why, when, and how much, so you can decide for yourself.

My objective is for you to build the confidence and autonomy to not depend on anyone.

And if it doesn't work for you?

If you aren't happy with the journey, you get your money back.