Take Control of Your Spending Without Spreadsheets

Most budgeting advice tells you to track every coffee purchase. We think that's exhausting. Our approach helps you build expense awareness that actually sticks—without turning money management into a second job.

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What Happens After You Actually Learn This Stuff

These aren't overnight success stories. They're real accounts from people who spent months building new habits and still use what they learned today.

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Oskar Lindgren

Small Business Owner

Started in September 2023 because his business expenses kept bleeding into personal accounts. Took him about four months to separate everything properly. Now he runs quarterly reviews and caught a subscription billing error that would've cost him 0 over a year.

18 months later: Still uses the same system
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Branimir Kovač

Freelance Designer

His income fluctuates wildly month to month. He joined in January 2024 mainly to figure out irregular cashflow. The breakthrough wasn't fancy software—it was understanding how to set aside money during good months. He's weathered two slow periods since without panic.

14 months later: Built three-month buffer

We Don't Teach Budget Templates

Templates break the moment your life changes. Instead, you'll learn to build a spending system that adapts when you switch jobs, move cities, or start a business. Think of it as learning the principles behind budgeting rather than copying someone else's spreadsheet.

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1

Map Your Actual Spending

You'll spend the first two weeks just observing where money goes. No judgment, no cutting back yet—just awareness. Most people are surprised by the results.

2

Identify Your Financial Patterns

Some expenses are truly fixed. Others feel fixed but aren't. We help you spot the difference and understand which levers you can actually pull.

3

Design Your Personal System

This is where you build something that fits your life. Could be automated transfers, could be weekly check-ins, could be a hybrid approach. Whatever actually works for you.

4

Test and Adjust

Your first system won't be perfect. That's expected. You'll refine it over 8-12 weeks until it becomes second nature.

Practical Skills You'll Actually Use

Forget theory. Here's what you'll be able to do after finishing the program.

Read Your Money Flow

Spot patterns in your spending without complicated apps. Know when you're overspending before it becomes a problem.

Balance Irregular Income

Handle variable paychecks, freelance work, or seasonal business without constant stress about next month's rent.

Make Trade-Off Decisions

Figure out what's worth spending on and what isn't—based on your actual priorities, not generic advice.

Hands-on budgeting workshop with real-world expense tracking examples

Our Next Program Starts September 2025

We run small cohorts three times a year. The autumn session begins September 8th and runs for twelve weeks. That timeline isn't arbitrary—it takes most people about three months to build sustainable financial habits.

  • Weekly live sessions with direct Q&A time
  • Small groups of 12-15 participants maximum
  • Practical assignments that take 2-3 hours weekly
  • Access to recorded sessions if you miss one
  • Six-month follow-up support after completion
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Program Duration

12 weeks of active learning

Time Commitment

3-4 hours weekly

Next Start Date

September 8, 2025

Group Size

12-15 participants

Delivery Format

Live online + recorded