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and she has three siblings in three different states and a mother who is trying to manage everything herself and won't admit she can't. Margaret is the one on the phone with the neurologist, the one researching clinical trials at midnight, the one trying to hold the medical information together in a way her whole family can actually access. Right now it lives in her head and in forty-seven text threads. There is a better way to do this, and it takes about two hours to build.

If you are the one everyone calls, Coach Claudette is for you.

and she is, for the first time in her adult life, entirely responsible for her own finances. She’s dreaming about launching her own business but has no idea if she can afford to. She does not know how to build a picture of her financial life that she can look at without that low-grade feeling of dread. She is smart and capable and has managed a household budget for fifteen years, and somehow still feels like she is starting from zero. She is not starting from zero. She just needs the right tools to see what she already knows.

If your financial life feels like a fog you can't quite see through, Coach Claudette is for you.

which looks like seventeen tabs open for summer camp registration, three of which have waitlists she is refreshing daily, and a color-coded calendar that’s not pulling it’s weight in determining if her son can do both a baseball clinic and sleep-away camp. Add a co-parenting schedule that shifts, a vacation the whole family wants to take but nobody has actually planned, and grandparents who really want some quality time too. Meg is spending more time managing the logistics of summer than she will spend actually enjoying it. She does not need a planner. She needs a system that can see the whole picture at once, find the gaps, and tell her where the good stuff actually fits — (and then replicate it during the school year!).

If you are the architect of everyone else's summer and yours keeps disappearing, Coach Claudette is for you.

which means Julia is managing campus visit logistics and essay deadlines and financial aid questions and a teenager who alternates between panicked and completely unbothered, sometimes within the same conversation. Julia is also working full time, has a younger kid at home, and a partner who is supportive but not leading on this. She does not need anyone to tell her this process is stressful. She needs a system to manage it.

If you are the one holding the college process together, Coach Claudette is for you.

which in perimenopause means she is researching sleep and cortisol and HRT and strength training and about thirty other things she never thought about five years ago, trying to figure out which of it is evidence-based and which of it is someone selling her something. She has seen doctors, gotten partial answers, and left appointments wishing she had said something differently or come in better prepared. She wants a protocol that is actually hers, built on her own symptoms and labs and history, and she wants to walk into every appointment knowing exactly what to say and leaving with something she can actually act on.

If your health feels like a project you can never quite manage, Coach Claudette is for you.

the one she’s been talking about for three years, which means she is now managing contractors and tile samples and lead times and a budget that keeps shifting and a husband who has opinions about the island but not about any of the research required to have those opinions. She has quotes in her email, inspiration photos in seventeen saved Instagram posts, and a Pinterest board she made in 2021 that no longer reflects what she actually wants. Nothing is in the same place and she cannot see the whole picture at once, which means every decision feels harder than it should be.

If you are the project manager of your own home and nobody gave you the tools for that job, Coach Claudette is for you.

who is president of the board, said yes to chairing the PTA fundraiser, and yes to the committee that needed someone who would actually follow through — because she is good at this and she knows it, and the non-profits she serves are genuinely better for her hyper organization. What she did not say yes to is the forty-seven emails a week, the meeting notes nobody else was going to write up, the grant research that fell to her by default, and the annual report she is somehow producing from scratch again this year. She is not burned out on the work. She is burned out on the administrative weight of it, and she has never once had a tool that could carry any of that with her.

If you are the person every organization relies on and you are tired of doing it all by hand, Coach Claudette is for you.

to build something of her own, and it's working, which means she is now the founder, the operator, the business developer, the bookkeeper, and the person who answers every email. The vision is clear. The systems holding it are not. She runs her business from her brain and a collection of tools that don't talk to each other, and somewhere in there she also has a family, a household, and a personal life that gets whatever is left over after the work does. The administrative weight of running something is starting to crowd out both the work she built this to do and the life she built it around.

If the lines have blurred between the work and ‘regular life’, Coach Claudette is for you.