Meal Plan your 2026

A goal-setting workshop for creatives who want to decide what actually changes next year and what that means for Future Freelance YOU

You’re not here to hype yourself up. You’re here to work out what actually changes in 2026 and how to plan for it properly.

👇🏻 Be sure to grab the workbook before you start. 👇🏻

Prefer to listen than watch? I got you!

This workshop is available to listen to like a podcast if that suits your brain better.

Just make sure you’ve got the workbook open, that’s where the decisions happen.

If you just finished the workshop, you already know what’s next

You know what 2026 is for now. You’ve got your goals written down. You know your capacity. You probably even have that big scary BHAG that made you gulp a little.

You just sat down and made actual decisions about 2026. You chose what it’s for. You wrote down the big scary goal that made you gulp. You looked at your capacity and stopped bullshitting yourself about what’s realistic.

That’s not nothing.

Most people will watch this, nod along, close the tab, and do absolutely fuck-all with it. But you’re still here. Which means you’re the kind of person who follows through.

Here’s what probably just happened

You finished the workshop and one of two things is true:

1. You’re ready to go.

You know exactly what needs to happen, you’ve got your plan, and you’re the kind of person who can execute solo.

Amazing. Do the work. Send me your workbook. Get your diary. Make 2026 the year you said it would be.

2. You know what you want, but you have no f*cking clue how to make the numbers work.

You’ve got goals. You’ve got capacity mapped out. But when you try to translate that into “so what do I actually charge?” or “how do I restructure my offers?” or “what’s my actual revenue plan?” that’s where it gets fuzzy.

If you’re number two, that’s literally what the Master Plan Call is for.

Real freelancers who made it happen

I’ve helped plenty of creatives who started exactly where you are. Replay open, notebook out, probably overthinking everything.

“Honestly feel so confident in my value now after working with you.

I actually didn’t even feel nervous sending that proposal with the higher price so thank you!”

“Quote sent!! If I didn’t have to drive the kid around I’d be cracking a bottle of wine because I think that’s the most $$ I’ve ever put in a proposal in my freelance business.”

“With projects I’ve done in July and have booked in from now to October, I’m already over a quarter way to 6 figures this financial year and it’s only August!”

“Just landed a $10K brand & web package with a client who originally said they couldn’t afford me. They somehow found the money because they like how versatile I am and because I just get their offering and seem like I’d be good to work with long term!”

“I’m so glad I dedicated to full time freelancing since January because not only have I met some incredible people but now, just two months in, I’ve signed my first retainer client. This is such a huge milestone in my freelancing career and an ‘I can do this!’ moment.”

“I just switched from project based work to monthly retainer 🤑 bringing in an extra $1000 per month, offloading a bunch of time-sucking tasks and able to deliver higher quality content and creative direction. I’m so glad I have you in my corner”

You don’t have to figure this out alone. That’s literally what the Master Plan Call is for.

What happens on a Master Plan Call

This is the part where I don’t soft-sell you

You just set goals. Now you need to turn them into pricing decisions, offer structures, and actual revenue targets that get you there.

The Master Plan Call isn’t coaching. It’s not a pep talk. It’s 20 minutes where we:

  • Translate your 2026 goals into actual numbers (because “make more money” isn’t a plan)
  • Work out what needs to change about your pricing or offers to support those goals
  • Pressure-test whether what you’re planning is actually achievable with your capacity

I’m not going to tell you to believe in yourself or manifest abundance. I’m going to help you work out what needs to change in your business to make the thing you just decided on actually happen.

Now before you ask…

I just did all this goal-setting work. Can’t I figure out the execution part myself?

Maybe. If you’re someone who can translate “I want to make $120K in 2026” into “I need to charge $X per project, book Y clients, and restructure my offers like Z” without second-guessing yourself — go for it. But most people get stuck at the translation part. That’s where the call helps.

Is this just going to be you trying to sell me coaching?

No. We map your plan first. If coaching makes sense for where you’re at, I’ll mention it at the end. If it doesn’t, I won’t. Some people need one call. Some people need me in their corner all year. I’ll tell you which you are.

I need to process my goals more first.

Look, I get it, and I say this with love, you can’t out-think this one. Waiting longer just means you’ll start February still thinking about it instead of actually executing. The call doesn’t require you to have all the answers, that’s literally what it’s for.

The workshop gave you direction. The call gives you the plan

You already did the hard part.

You sat down. You got honest. You decided what 2026 is for.

Most people don’t even get that far.

But having the goal and executing the goal are two completely different skill sets.

And if you’re sitting here thinking “okay cool, I know what I want… but how do I price for it? How do I structure my year? How do I make sure I don’t just revert back to the same patterns?” — that’s not a weakness. That’s just knowing when you need someone in your corner who’s done this before.

So don’t let this be another workshop you watched and did nothing with.

Let’s make the next part easy.

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