The questions owners actually ask.
Everything from the homepage, plus the rest. Cost, cadence, terms, and how the Scorecard fits in.
It is, and most people who tell me that are doing the math against zero. That's the wrong comparison. The right one is what the ceiling is costing you. If you've been flat for two years, that's the number. So is the hire you made that didn't free you up, and the margin you can't see well enough to fix. Most partnerships land at $3,000 a month. If the honest answer is that the cash isn't there right now, don't do this. I'd rather you come back in a year than take a payment that puts pressure on a business already under it.
I hear this more than any other objection and it's usually earned. What most people got was content and a calendar invite: information with no structure around it, or accountability with no plan behind it. You already know most of what you should be doing. What you don't have is someone holding the plan steady while you build it and telling you the truth about what isn't working. If you've been burned, ask me on the fit call exactly how this is different from whoever burned you. I'd rather answer that directly than have you wondering.
I have worked with coaches in the past but no one has been more efficient and had immediate results on my business and life like Tayler.
Take the Scorecard. It's free, it takes eight minutes, and it gives you your stage, scores on all five fundamentals, a breakdown of fifteen sub-competencies, and the three constraints to work on first, with specific direction on each. If that report is useful to you, that's a sample of how I think. If it isn't, you've lost eight minutes and we've both learned something.
No. I won't guarantee an outcome that depends on work you do between our sessions. What I'll commit to is ninety days to start, then month to month, so if it isn't working you're never more than thirty days from leaving. My average client stays 18 to 26 months. Nobody stays that long out of obligation.
Every owner who tells me that is short on time for the exact reasons we'd be working on. Thirty to sixty minutes a week is the cheapest trade available to you if it gets hours back. And weekly isn't arbitrary. It's the shortest interval where a bad week gets caught before it becomes a bad month. If you can't protect one hour a week for the business itself, that's not a scheduling problem, and it's the first thing we'd work on.
The work you do is different. What's jamming you up isn't. I've watched a real estate team, a software company, and a media business hit the same wall in the same place for the same reason. That's the whole premise of how I coach.
After 500 owners I'll pick up your vocabulary in the first two sessions. I'm not coaching your trade, I'm coaching the structure your trade runs on. If I genuinely don't think I can help, I'll say so before you've paid me anything.
18 to 26 months on average. Some are shorter, and a few have been much longer. The goal is that you leave better than you came, not that you stay forever.
Because attention doesn't scale, and accountability is the whole point. If I take everyone, no one gets the depth that actually changes a business. The cap protects the quality of every partnership, including yours. When I'm full, new owners join a waitlist.
Business, primarily. That's where my competence is deepest and where the work stays focused. But I don't pretend your business and your life run on separate tracks. We'll talk about the personal where it affects the business. We won't make it the whole conversation.
One partnership, $2,000 to $5,500 a month. Most land at $3,000. Two things move you inside that range: how much access you have to me between sessions, and how many people in the business I'm coaching. Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes, weekly. Ninety-day initial commitment, then month to month, and your rate is locked for as long as the partnership lasts. There is no refund and no guarantee. My average client stays 18 to 26 months.
Weekly one-on-one sessions, 30 to 60 minutes, where we find your current bottleneck, build the fundamental behind it, and set clear priorities you're accountable for between sessions. We work one fundamental at a time, in order of what's costing you most, moving you up the ladder from Operator toward Architect. Ninety-day initial commitment, then month to month. Your rate is locked for the life of the partnership and never increases. There is no refund and no guarantee.
It's the best place to start. Forty questions, about eight minutes, and it shows you where your business stands across the five fundamentals and tells me whether I'm the right person to help. It's how the conversation begins.
Remote, which is what lets me work with owners across the country and across industries. The half day annual planning intensive is the exception.