Built for Couples Who Keep Starting Over

  • You fight about money, or you avoid the subject.
  • You start a plan, keep it for a few weeks, then drop it.
  • You do not have a source of money advice you trust.
  • You want one plan you both agree on.

You do not need a high income or a clean credit report. You need your real numbers and one hour a week.

The Financial Success Path

Six steps in a set order. Each step has 2 to 4 short video lessons, 1 or 2 tools, a live call, and one action you post in the community. Most lessons run 2 to 6 minutes.

Step 1. Know Your Numbers

Days 1 to 2

List every debt and get a debt-free month and year within 48 hours of joining. Our Debt Snowball Calculator handles up to 20 debts.

Live call: build your debt-free date with Sean in a screen share, using a sample household's numbers.

Step 2. Get on the Same Team

Days 3 to 7

Learn what you are really fighting about. Start a weekly money date. Write your money rules. In Sean's house, any purchase over $100 gets discussed first.

Live call: the Money Date Workshop.

Step 3. Build a Budget That Creates Margin

Days 8 to 45

Build a monthly budget around your real paydays. Cover essentials first. Rank expenses together. Most couples need about three tries before a budget works, so we fix it at the weekly check-in, not at month end.

Live call: build the monthly budget together, and repair a broken budget mid-month.

Step 4. Build the Buffer

Days 30 to 90

Save a starter buffer of $1,000 so one surprise bill does not send you back to the credit card.

Step 5. Pay Off the First Debt

Days 60 to 120, then months 4 to 9

Work the debt snowball. Aim to pay your first balance to zero by day 75. Learn what to do when life breaks the plan.

Live call: a monthly payoff celebration.

Step 6. Redirect Into Wealth

Months 9 to 12 and beyond

Send the money that went to debt into savings and investing. Build the full emergency fund. Learn investing principles in plain words.

What Runs Alongside the Steps

  • The full six-step course, recorded and posted, in Sean's voice.
  • Your own copies of the tools: Debt Snowball Calculator, Monthly Budget Template, Expense Ranking Worksheet, Money Date Agenda Card, buffer and snowball trackers.
  • 4 to 6 live calls a month with Sean. Usually at 7:30 PM Eastern. Every call is recorded.
  • A short weekly check-in. If you tell us things are off track, Sean replies personally within a day.
  • A Sunday email with the week's check-in, member wins, and the live call schedule.
  • A private community feed, kept small on purpose during the founding phase.

The Weekly Rhythm (about 48 minutes a week)

  1. Update (10 minutes): enter what you actually spent, from the account, not from memory.
  2. Adjust (5 minutes): move money between categories before you overspend.
  3. Meet (30 minutes): your weekly money date. Same day. Same time. No phones.
  4. Attack (2 minutes): send any leftover money to your smallest debt the day you find it.
  5. Report (1 minute): post a one-line check-in in the community.

If you keep only one habit, keep the money date.

Live Calls

4 to 6 live calls a month, usually at 7:30 PM Eastern, all recorded. October 2026 had six: kickoff, build your debt-free date, build your budget, money date workshop, open Q&A, and build next month's budget.

Want Sean in Your Corner One-on-One?

1:1 coaching is the premium tier. You get everything in the community plus private coaching with Sean.

  • Everything in the Six-Figure Wealth Community
  • 12 months of private coaching
  • 13 private Zoom sessions: 2 in month 1, then 1 each month
  • Sean works through your budget, debt plan, and money rules with both of you
  • Limited spots. Sean coaches every household himself.
Community1:1 Premium (includes Community)
Six-step course and toolsYesYes
4 to 6 live group calls a monthYesYes
Weekly check-in and Sunday emailYesYes
Private Zoom sessions with SeanNo13 over 12 months
Commitment90 days, then cancel anytime12 months
SpotsOpenLimited

Questions Couples Ask

1. Who is the community for?

Couples who fight about money or avoid it, who start a plan and drop it after a few weeks, and who want one plan they both agree on.

2. How much time does it take each week?

About 48 minutes. That is 10 minutes to update spending, 5 to adjust, 30 for your money date, 2 to send extra money to debt, and 1 to post your check-in. Lessons are short. Most run 2 to 6 minutes.

3. What happens in the first 48 hours?

You watch the Step 1 lessons, enter your debts into the Debt Snowball Calculator, and get your debt-free month and year. Then you post that date in the community.

4. What if we fall off the plan?

Most couples do at some point. Most also need about three tries before a budget works. You fill out a short weekly check-in. If things are off track, Sean replies personally within a day. Live calls cover how to fix a broken budget mid-month.

5. Do we need to be debt-free or earn a high income?

No. You start with the debt and income you have today. Step 1 is listing what you owe.

6. How do the live calls work?

There are 4 to 6 live calls a month on Zoom, usually at 7:30 PM Eastern. Every call is recorded, so you can watch later if you miss one.

7. Can we cancel?

Membership starts with a 90-day commitment, because the first 90 days are where most of the work happens. After day 90, you can cancel anytime. Your founding rate stays locked as long as you stay.

8. What is the difference between the community and 1:1 coaching?

1:1 coaching is the premium tier. It includes everything in the community, plus 13 private Zoom sessions with Sean over 12 months. Spots are limited. The intro call is the place to decide which fits.