A four-month group coaching incubator for women ready to stop figuring it out as they go and start intentionally building the business they want to own.
Starts October 27, 2026 | Virtual | Small Cohort
Eventually, “I'll figure it out” can become the way you're running the whole business.
Mind In Your Business is about the second one.
“Nea, you are the best money I've ever spent for my business.”
M. Delvo, Owner, INspiring SIGHT, LLC.
This isn't eight sessions of me talking at you about business.
This is coaching.
There is a roadmap. It is not a curriculum.
The roadmap helps orient the work.
The women and businesses in the room determine where more time, attention and coaching are needed.
Who are you really here to serve?
What are you inviting them into?
What makes sense for your client, the market and the business?
When one of these is off, the whole business gets wonky.
AND THEN THERE'S YOU.
Sometimes a business problem is just a business problem.
Your business is not you. You are the woman leading it.
IMAGINE ENTERING 2027 DIFFERENTLY.
I KNOW MY BUSINESS.
I KNOW HOW TO INVITE PEOPLE INTO IT.
I UNDERSTAND HOW TO OPERATE IT.
And I trust myself more as the woman leading it.
“I see my business differently now, and I feel more confident in what I am building.”
Ann D., Executive Coach
You may be new to owning a business.
You are not new to being capable.
WHY NEA
I created this room to bring together thoughtful women who are building meaningful businesses and want a supportive space to learn, plan and grow-together.
Nea Clare Dalavalle, PCC, Founder of YESWARD and an ICF-Certified Coach.
PAY IN FULL
Bonus: 2 additional 30-minute private coaching sessions
Participants paying in full receive four private 30-minute sessions total.
PAYMENT PLAN
Enrollment + November + December. Exact automatic payment dates TBD.
ONE LAST QUESTION
How long are you going to keep doing the same thing when you already know something has to change?
Use the end of 2026 to get clear, make decisions and take meaningful action so you enter 2027 knowing what you're building.
Not somebody else's business.
Yours.