What if I don't have an idea yet?

Then week one is validation. Sometimes the best outcome is an honestly killed idea before it eats your savings.

Notice Period · Barbie C — quit with a plan, not a fantasy

Q: Why $1,500?

It's a month of operator judgment on the biggest financial decision of your life — not an hour of pep talk.

Q: Is this only for restaurant people?

No. The math is the same for a cafe, freelancing, or a product. Restaurants are just what I built.

Q: I'm not ready to quit yet.

That's exactly when this works best — we build the plan while you still have a paycheck.

How the 4 weeks work

No modules. No group calls. Your numbers, my brain.

WEEK 1

The deep dive — 90 minutes

Your numbers, your idea, your timeline, the honest odds. We find your real runway number and stress-test what you're planning against what I've seen actually work.

WEEKS 2–3

Voice-note access

You work, I answer. Validation experiments, cost models, the visa/entity questions, the fear spirals at 11pm. Async, real answers, usually same-day.

WEEK 4

The working call — 60 minutes

We finish your plan together: go or no-go, your leap date, and your first 90 days mapped. You leave with decisions, not homework.

YOU KEEP

The plan, on paper

Your runway number and leap date. A validated (or honestly killed) idea. A 90-day build plan. And a straight answer from someone with payroll, not a course to upsell you.

Who this is for

You have the job everyone approves of. And you're planning your exit.

You're still employed — that's an advantage. We build the plan while the paycheck lands.
You're serious about building something of your own — Bali, SE Asia, or somewhere I've never been. The math travels.
You want the honest odds from someone who's done it, not motivation from someone who hasn't.

Apply for the Sprint →

Why me

Not a coach. An owner and operator.

Most people teaching this have never run a single thing. I spent 10 years advising global businesses, then left and built my own in Bali: two restaurants, both profitable in the first month, and a cofounded women's retreat. Payroll, cash, the unglamorous parts. Receipts, not affirmations.

"I didn't manifest it. I planned it, built the systems, and made it work."

Earlier or further along?

Three other doors.

before the sprint · self-paced

The Leap Playbook: Build Edition

~~$68~~ $38 launch price · 16 pages, zero filler

The Sprint, minus me. Same math, same system, your pace — your runway number, a validated idea, the 90-day build. Fill in the blanks, get the plan.

Your real runway number, worksheet by worksheet
A 90-day build plan + weekly money tracker
Your one-page Leap Plan to live by

Get the workbook →

If it's not worth $38, DM me @barbie.ch_ and I'll refund you. No drama.

already building · consulting

The Operator's Review

$1,500 · 2-week audit

Then advisory at $1,250/mo · cap 3 clients

You're past the leap — you run something. I go through it the way I run mine: numbers, operations, offer. You get a written teardown — what's broken, what's working, the fixes prioritized — plus a 60-minute call to walk it.

Full audit: money, ops, brand, offer
The honest read — what I'd kill, keep, double
A prioritized fix list you can act on Monday
Stay on advisory only if it's earning its keep

Apply for the Review →

Fixed scope, fixed price. If your business is too early for an audit, I'll say so and move you into the Sprint instead. Same $1,500, right tool.

after the sprint · done-with-you

The Bali Build

From $5,000 · by application

2 clients at a time

You're actually moving. My network and my playbook on your build: visa, PT PMA, property, suppliers, launch — the partners I used for my own. I'll name them on the call.

The move + the entity, done right
The local network I built mine with
Launch plan + operating systems
Me, on call, for the week the contractor ghosts and the visa agent quotes you triple

Apply for the Build →

Most Build clients start with the Sprint. If you're not ready, I'll tell you.

Before you ask

Questions I get a lot

Why $1,500?

Because it's a month of my judgment on the biggest financial decision of your life, not an hour of pep talk. If a plan that stops you making one $10k mistake isn't worth $1,500, don't apply. You can also split it: $750 to start, $750 before week 4. And applying costs nothing — if I don't think the Sprint will pay for itself for you, I'll tell you on the fit call and keep your money out of it.

Is this only for restaurant people?

No. The math is the same whether you're opening a cafe, going freelance, or launching a product. I use restaurants because that's what I built.

I'm not ready to quit yet.

Good — that's exactly when this works best. We build the plan while you still have a paycheck. That's the safe way, not the reckless one.

What if I don't even have an idea?

Then week one is validation, not decoration. Sometimes the most valuable outcome is an honestly killed idea before it eats your savings.

Where are the testimonials?

There aren't any yet — the Sprint is new, and you'd be a founding client. That's why it's $1,500 and not $5,000, and why it's capped. I'd rather tell you that than rent fake screenshots.

Why only 4 spots?

Because weeks 2–3 are voice-note access and it's only me. More than 4 and somebody gets a worse answer. When it's full, the form says so — no fake counters.

Why trust you over a business coach?

Don't trust anyone — check receipts. Mine are two restaurants you can walk into and a retreat you can book. Most people teaching this have never made a payroll.

Apply

Four spots a month. Tell me where you're at.

Apply for the Sprint

Applying is free and commits you to nothing. The order: apply → a 15-min fit call → the invoice → week 1 booked. I read every application personally and reply within 48 hours. If it's not a fit, I'll say so and point you at the cheaper option.

Got it.

I read every application personally. If it's a fit, I'll reply within 48 hours to set up a short call.

Quit with a plan, not a fantasy.

90 seconds on who I am, and whether this is for you.

KEEN

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