
Don’t wing it with your financial coaching business.
The Financial Coaching Playbook
More Than a Book
It’s a book and workbook in one.
Think of the Financial Coaching Playbook as a guide within a business book. It gives you plenty of information to read, reflect on and digest, but it also gives you space and prompts to work through, helping you to design your perfect business.
By the end of the book, you’ll have not only a great reference for building a financial coaching business, but you’ll also have the play-by-play of how to build, run, and grow it.

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Kelsa Dickey
Kelsa Dickey is the creator of SpendFirst — a paycheck-based money system built around one simple idea: when you know exactly what your money needs to do, you stop stressing and start living.
After years of coaching clients through their finances one-on-one, Kelsa realized the problem wasn’t that people lacked discipline. It was that they lacked a structure that actually matched how money moves through real life. SpendFirst is that structure.
Through Financial Coach Academy, Kelsa has trained hundreds of coaches to deliver that same clarity to their own clients — building practices grounded in methodology, not guesswork. She’s the author of SpendFirst: The Surprisingly Simple System to Stop Stressing About Money and has been featured in USA Today, CNN Money, Yahoo, and MSN Money.
When she’s not coaching clients, training coaches, or building the next big idea, you can find Kelsa hiking trails around Phoenix, chasing after her kids Carmen and Alex, or squeezing in a date night with her husband Michael.





