Your Financial Education Journey
Building financial confidence doesn't happen overnight. Our structured learning program guides you through seasonal planning approaches that match how money actually moves through the year.
Before You Begin
What's your current situation with seasonal financial planning? Most people joining us in mid-2025 have never tracked their income patterns beyond basic monthly budgets. That's completely normal. You'll start by understanding your own financial rhythms before diving into strategies.
Active Learning Phase
Our autumn 2025 cohort meets weekly for three months. You'll work through real scenarios – tax season preparation, holiday spending patterns, end-of-year reviews. Each session builds on actual Australian financial calendars, not theoretical examples that don't match your reality.
After Program Completion
Here's what happens when you finish in late 2025 or early 2026. You'll have a personalized seasonal financial framework, but you won't magically solve every money challenge. You will, however, know how to adjust your approach as circumstances change.
Continued Support Access
Alumni from previous cohorts still reach out when they hit unexpected financial situations. We maintain a resource library that updates quarterly with new Australian tax considerations and seasonal planning tools. You're not cut off after graduation.
Finding Answers That Match Your Situation
Different stages of your journey bring different questions. Here's how people typically navigate their concerns based on where they are right now.
Considering Enrollment
Worried about time commitment? Our autumn 2025 intake requires about four hours weekly – two for live sessions, two for applied work. That's honest. Some weeks you'll need less, others more when you're setting up your systems.
Currently Learning
Falling behind feels awful, but it happens. Life doesn't pause for educational programs. We record everything, and you can shift between cohorts if your circumstances change mid-program. No penalties, just realistic flexibility.
Recently Finished
Now what? Most graduates spend their first few months just implementing what they learned. You don't need advanced strategies immediately. Your seasonal framework needs a full year of real-world testing before you'll know what adjustments to make.
Long-Term Alumni
We see alumni from 2023 and 2024 cohorts returning when their financial situations evolve. New job, family changes, business ventures – these shift your seasonal patterns. You can access updated workshops and revised planning tools without re-enrolling in the full program.
Who Guides Your Learning
These aren't celebrity financial gurus. They're practitioners who've spent years working with Australian households on seasonal money patterns.
Sienna Dravitzki
Seasonal Cash Flow SpecialistSienna worked in agricultural finance for eight years before joining our team in 2023. She understands irregular income better than anyone I've met – probably because she lived it. Her family ran a citrus operation in Queensland, where income arrives in concentrated bursts rather than steady paychecks.
She focuses on helping people build buffer systems that actually work when your income doesn't follow neat monthly patterns. No theoretical fluff, just practical approaches she tested during years of unpredictable cash flow.
Morven Threlfall
Tax Season Preparation CoachMorven joined us after spending twelve years as a tax advisor in Brisbane. She got tired of watching people panic every June because they hadn't tracked anything throughout the year. Now she teaches proactive approaches instead of reactive crisis management.
Her sections of the program focus on the Australian tax calendar and how it intersects with other seasonal expenses. She's particularly good at helping people understand what actually matters for their situation rather than generic advice that doesn't fit.