How you learn here
Two formats, one goal — making sense of where your money goes and what to do about it. Choose a group session for structured discussion or private lessons when your situation needs one-on-one attention.
Two ways to learn
Group Sessions
Small cohorts of 6–12 people work through the same material together. Each session runs 90 minutes, twice a week, with a mix of explanation and live Q&A.
Group format works well if you prefer hearing how others deal with similar problems — debt from graduate school, irregular freelance income, a first mortgage. Shared examples make abstract concepts stick.
Private Lessons
One instructor, one learner, one agenda — yours. Sessions are scheduled around your availability and focused on what you actually need to resolve: a spending leak you can't identify, a savings plan that needs rebuilding, or preparing for a major financial decision.
The instructor reviews your numbers in advance when you share them. Sessions start from your real situation, not a generic case study.
Multilingual sessions
Instructors cover sessions in multiple languages. Request your preferred language when enrolling.
From enrolment to practice
Pick a format and a start date
Group cohorts open on a fixed schedule. Private lessons can begin within a few days of contact — availability is listed on the booking page.
Short intake questionnaire
You answer 8 questions about your current financial situation — income type, main spending categories, and what you want to resolve first. No financial documents required.
Live sessions via video call
All sessions run through a shared video platform. You receive a calendar link after enrolment. Group sessions are recorded; private lessons are not recorded by default.
Between sessions
Each session ends with a small practical task — tracking one expense category for a week, or building out one month of a cash-flow table. The next session starts from what you found.
Tomáš Veselý Group sessions — budgeting & debt
"Most people aren't overspending — they're under-tracking. We fix the tracking first."
Adaeze Nwosu Private lessons — savings & planning
"A budget built on someone else's template rarely survives contact with real life."