Saturday strategy sessions give service business owners a chance to step away from the field, review their numbers, and build a practical plan. Coaching is offered at $295 per hour.
Most service business owners are buried during the week — on the job, at the shop, on the phone, or chasing payroll. There is no quiet hour to step back and look at where the business actually stands. That is the whole point of Saturday coaching: a block of time on a day you are not running between calls.
In a session we slow down, look at your real numbers, and talk straight about what is working, what is bleeding money, and what to do next. No motivational speech. Just a practical conversation and a plan you can act on. Coaching is $295 per hour.
It is a one-on-one working session with Robert Carey, scheduled on a Saturday so you can actually step away from the business. We use the time to review your numbers, talk through your biggest pressures, and figure out the next practical moves. It is built for owners who genuinely cannot break free during the week.
You bring whatever numbers you have and the problems on your mind. We start with where the business really stands, then dig into the few things that matter most right now. Sessions are direct and practical.
You leave with a clearer picture of where your business actually stands and a short list of practical next steps. The goal is clarity and a plan — not a thick binder you never open. Results are not guaranteed; what you get out of it depends on the accuracy of your numbers and the actions you take afterward.
Service business owners doing roughly $300K to $4M a year who are frustrated, overwhelmed, stuck at break-even, or confused by their numbers — and who are too busy during the week to stop and think. If that is you, Saturday is when we look at it.
Coaching is $295 per hour. There is no hidden pricing — you pay for the time we spend working on your business.
Because most service owners cannot step away during the week. Saturday gives you a real block of time to focus on the business instead of working in it.
Whatever numbers you have — bank statements, a profit and loss statement, payroll figures, debt information, and your current pricing. If your books are a mess, bring them anyway. We work with what you have.
No. Anyone who guarantees results is selling you something. What I can do is help you see the numbers clearly and build a practical plan. What happens next depends on the actions you take.
Tell Robert about your business and he'll determine whether a strategy session is a fit.