You’re the Relationship Archetype

Your heart leads the way—and your pricing needs to catch up.

Based on your quiz, you are deeply people-focused. You care a lot about how your clients feel. You want them to feel seen, supported, and taken care of. You’re the “I’ve got you” person—and honestly, that’s why people love you.

But that same big heart can make it really easy to… accidentally undercharge.

What This Means About You

You prioritize connection and experience. You want your clients to feel like they got more than they paid for. You’d rather over-deliver than risk anyone feeling disappointed or “nickel-and-dimed.”

That’s beautiful—and also, your business needs boundaries to stay alive.

When money feels icky, you may:

  • Discount to “be nice”

  • Throw in extras “just this once”

  • Say yes to more meetings, more revisions, more emotional labor—without adjusting the price

Where You Shine

As a Relationship Archetype, you’re amazing at:

  • Building trust and loyalty with your clients

  • Creating an experience that feels warm, custom, and attentive

  • Being the vendor people rave about to their friends

Your client experience is not the problem. Your pricing and boundaries need to match it.

Where You Might Be Undercharging

Undercharging often shows up as:

  • Constant little discounts that add up over a season

  • “Quick questions” turning into full unpaid consulting

  • Packages that include way too much time, access, or customization

  • Feeling resentful or exhausted, even when you “love” your clients

You don’t need to become cold or transactional. You just need clear containers for your generosity.

CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR A DISCOUNT CODE

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CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR A DISCOUNT CODE ~

Your Next Money Moves

Here’s how to keep your big heart and protect your bank account:

  • Add boundaries into your packages.
    Cap meetings, calls, and revisions—and clearly price extra rounds.

  • Name your minimum.
    Set a minimum investment that feels fair for your time, talent, and emotional energy.

  • Use kind but firm language.
    Your contract and emails can sound like you and hold boundaries: “Here’s what’s included; here’s what happens if we need more.”

If this feels hard to map out alone, this is where a Pricing & Packages Business Casual Mentorship session with me can help you rewrite your offers so they feel aligned, kind, and sustainable—not draining.