Sex&Money for coaches A first session that sells the long programme.
A discovery call asks a client what she wants. Three hours at the Sex&Money table show it — to her and to you — along with what stands between her and her income. That is a stronger start for a programme than any intake form.
The real request comes out on its own.
Coaching circles money from the side: pricing, visibility, confidence. The game goes straight at what lies underneath — what a person lets herself want — and does it in the language of money.
The request is said out loud
Each player names what she came for at the start, and the cards keep returning to it. By the end of the evening you both know whether that was the real request.
Money is on the cards
Raising a price, asking to be paid, the fear of earning more: they are printed on the cards themselves, not something you have to steer the talk towards.
An evening you can sell
A table of three to six is an event in its own right, and everyone at it has just seen how you work. The marketing kit in the set shows how to fill the first one.
Three hours, one arc, one to six players.
The facilitator does not improvise: the order of the evening is part of the method. Six is the comfortable ceiling, not a requirement — the game runs just as well for three, for two, or for one person sitting across from you.
The request
Each player says out loud what they came for. Two rolls put them into their first sector — nobody chooses where they start.
The practices
Cards are drawn, practices are done, and the die decides whether the bank pays or the player does. Credit is available and it is called Trust in Yourself. So is a deposit, and it is called Scaling.
The mirrors
The game ends only once a player has come through the Mirror sectors, where every question about desire is asked again in the language of money. Then the table talks — that is where the value lands.
A game, not a coaching technique.
There is nothing to adapt. The order is fixed and the questions are printed: you open the table, ask, and stay quiet while the die and the cards do the rest.
It is not financial advice, and it promises nobody an income. What a player does with what she saw at the table is her own decision — and the natural subject of your next session.
The game works for one client at a time as well. A private three hours is normally priced closer to an individual consultation than to a seat at a group table.
Lead the game as your own practice.
You receive the physical set, the full method and a certificate giving you the right to run Sex&Money for money. Three options, from €800, delivered anywhere in the world — with no customs to clear inside the EU or Ukraine. You keep everything you charge your players: no royalties, no monthly fee, no cut per table.
Yes. The game runs from one player upwards, and one client across the table turns the whole board into a single conversation. A private session is a different service from a group seat, and it is priced as one.
Yes, three ways. Two of them are Miro boards: one where the whole table shares a single board — the one to use when a player only has a phone — and a newer pair where the facilitator and the player each have their own. The third is the full online game on this site, where the console keeps the rules and every player gets their own screen in their own language.
All of it has been played through, and an online table runs on the same order and the same rules as one around a physical board. For facilitators the Miro boards come with the set, and so does the first year of the online game.
No. You buy the set once and keep every fee you charge. There is no royalty on a table, no monthly membership, and no reporting of what you earn.