An Investment in Excellence
The Select Few
Time is our most valuable asset.
Hence, each client is vetted through a unique structured process to ensure the best outcomes.
As a professional courtesy, an introductory 90 minute strategy session has been made accessible for $250.
I do not accept insurance and require payment in full prior to the commencement of services. A variety of entry points for coaching are available through a tiered fee structure, designed to accommodate different levels of engagement.
Fee Structure
An initial 15 minute consultation doesn't require a fee.
Our introductory 90 minute strategy session is $250
The next level of access lasts for a duration of six weeks for a fee of 10K.
All other levels of engagement are by invitation only.
Time is our most valuable asset.
Hence, each client is vetted through a unique structured process to ensure the best outcomes.
As a professional courtesy, an introductory 90 minute strategy session has been made accessible for $250.
I do not accept insurance and require payment in full prior to the commencement of services. A variety of entry points for coaching are available through a tiered fee structure, designed to accommodate different levels of engagement.
Fee Structure
An initial 15 minute consultation doesn't require a fee.
Our introductory 90 minute strategy session is $250
The next level of access lasts for a duration of six weeks for a fee of 10K.
All other levels of engagement are by invitation only.
Peace of Mind
Who are you working with?
Admittedly, I come from humble beginnings. In fact, the theme that runs through most of the content I’ve created and shared with the world is a story of a kid who didn’t know how to grow up. Further, the world is a noisy place, full of vulgarity and fickle acceptance.
I was relentlessly searching for a place to belong. Can you imagine how it feels to seek mentors, only to end up watching hours of YouTube clips or reels instead? I know I’ve been guilty of attempting to access significance through being “busy." In fact, there were times when I was so busy distracting myself that I neglected to take care of myself. I wanted someone else to do it.
Even though I was lost—never quite fitting in, often uncouth, and at times frenetic—I always made an effort to tell the truth.
I made several attempts to "escape life" by distracting myself with meaningless hookups, moving every few years, and indulging in mindless entertainment. I share this to say that it has taken many years to refine my craft, define my brand, and polish my rough edges.
At times, I felt tortured by life, as if it were taunting me with what was possible. I fell victim to complaining, comparison, and compliance. I didn’t know what I was rebelling against—just that, as an act of self-preservation, I needed to question everything. What I discovered is that if you question existence long enough, you will find yourself.
I'm in the midst of my personal and professional renaissance. Candidly, I know my brand has undergone several—if not a ridiculous number of—transformations, mostly because I was fused to it. My confusion was reflected in how I represented the brand. My frustration and anger often spilled out on social media in a reckless, almost petulant manner.
It wasn't a good look.
I’ve had to clean up many of my past transgressions, to the point where I realized I had internalized abuse so deeply that I was chasing away the life of my dreams. I was betraying my innate gifts and, therefore, betraying myself. Worst of all, in an attempt to be noticed, I turned myself into a clown—much like brash rock stars do when they first “arrive on the scene.” Even Madonna had a shelf life. However, there is something enduring about quiet elegance and sophisticated luxury.
I share all of this to say that we can be given the world and still throw it away by taking what is sacred and making it profane.
In other words, if we can’t trust ourselves to be dignified, who can we trust?
Living a Dignified Life
My coaching services and career path were born of necessity. I didn’t know what else to do, so I relied on raw instinct and experimentation to arrive where I am today. My standards reflect an obsession with excellence, meaning my clients are considered in every process.
I’m not interested in living a sub-par life. Yet, one of my most formidable obstacles has been the illusion that I could rely on others. I believe we strive for guarantees in our relationships because it gives us peace of mind. One would be fortunate to sustain trustworthy relationships throughout their lifetime.
For example, we get married for the promise of forever. We have children for the promise of a happy family. We invest years of our lives in higher education to secure well-paying careers. We buy houses hoping they will become homes. We go to church or engage in religious practices to save our souls. However, nothing is promised.
What I do know for sure is that I have the capacity to form lasting relationships. However, the frequency of connection is often lacking. It seems we often trade one thing for another, when what we truly desire is to participate in and cultivate things that stand the test of time.
I intend to stand as an example of what it means to be trustworthy, and that declaration has become a defining force in my life. Most understand this as legacy. Conversely, we live in a “throw-away” culture, where the process is discarded for the outcome.
But there are the rare few who maintain their dignity through the continued curation of excellence in all aspects of life. We have brands like Rolex, Hermès, Dior, and Aston Martin that exemplify refinement, reliability, and a robust reputation. For most, luxury brands are a symbol of success, power, and exclusivity. But the discerning individual who aligns with the values of durability, precision, exemplary craftsmanship, and innovative creativity understands what it means to be a beacon of sophistication.
In a phrase, “Our word is our bond.”
I give you my word to be true, so that you can rely on me for your peace of mind.
I was relentlessly searching for a place to belong. Can you imagine how it feels to seek mentors, only to end up watching hours of YouTube clips or reels instead? I know I’ve been guilty of attempting to access significance through being “busy." In fact, there were times when I was so busy distracting myself that I neglected to take care of myself. I wanted someone else to do it.
Even though I was lost—never quite fitting in, often uncouth, and at times frenetic—I always made an effort to tell the truth.
I made several attempts to "escape life" by distracting myself with meaningless hookups, moving every few years, and indulging in mindless entertainment. I share this to say that it has taken many years to refine my craft, define my brand, and polish my rough edges.
At times, I felt tortured by life, as if it were taunting me with what was possible. I fell victim to complaining, comparison, and compliance. I didn’t know what I was rebelling against—just that, as an act of self-preservation, I needed to question everything. What I discovered is that if you question existence long enough, you will find yourself.
I'm in the midst of my personal and professional renaissance. Candidly, I know my brand has undergone several—if not a ridiculous number of—transformations, mostly because I was fused to it. My confusion was reflected in how I represented the brand. My frustration and anger often spilled out on social media in a reckless, almost petulant manner.
It wasn't a good look.
I’ve had to clean up many of my past transgressions, to the point where I realized I had internalized abuse so deeply that I was chasing away the life of my dreams. I was betraying my innate gifts and, therefore, betraying myself. Worst of all, in an attempt to be noticed, I turned myself into a clown—much like brash rock stars do when they first “arrive on the scene.” Even Madonna had a shelf life. However, there is something enduring about quiet elegance and sophisticated luxury.
I share all of this to say that we can be given the world and still throw it away by taking what is sacred and making it profane.
In other words, if we can’t trust ourselves to be dignified, who can we trust?
Living a Dignified Life
My coaching services and career path were born of necessity. I didn’t know what else to do, so I relied on raw instinct and experimentation to arrive where I am today. My standards reflect an obsession with excellence, meaning my clients are considered in every process.
I’m not interested in living a sub-par life. Yet, one of my most formidable obstacles has been the illusion that I could rely on others. I believe we strive for guarantees in our relationships because it gives us peace of mind. One would be fortunate to sustain trustworthy relationships throughout their lifetime.
For example, we get married for the promise of forever. We have children for the promise of a happy family. We invest years of our lives in higher education to secure well-paying careers. We buy houses hoping they will become homes. We go to church or engage in religious practices to save our souls. However, nothing is promised.
What I do know for sure is that I have the capacity to form lasting relationships. However, the frequency of connection is often lacking. It seems we often trade one thing for another, when what we truly desire is to participate in and cultivate things that stand the test of time.
I intend to stand as an example of what it means to be trustworthy, and that declaration has become a defining force in my life. Most understand this as legacy. Conversely, we live in a “throw-away” culture, where the process is discarded for the outcome.
But there are the rare few who maintain their dignity through the continued curation of excellence in all aspects of life. We have brands like Rolex, Hermès, Dior, and Aston Martin that exemplify refinement, reliability, and a robust reputation. For most, luxury brands are a symbol of success, power, and exclusivity. But the discerning individual who aligns with the values of durability, precision, exemplary craftsmanship, and innovative creativity understands what it means to be a beacon of sophistication.
In a phrase, “Our word is our bond.”
I give you my word to be true, so that you can rely on me for your peace of mind.
Payment
You will be given time to reflect after the initial consultation.
If an invitation for coaching is extended, payment options will be outlined in your engagement letter.
If an invitation for coaching is extended, payment options will be outlined in your engagement letter.
Relationship Coaching Vs Psychotherapy
It is essential to understand the distinctions between coaches, counselors, and psychotherapists. Each state has a regulatory board to ensure that mental health practitioners adhere to ethical standards and do not misuse their authority. Although Rebekah McClaskey holds a Master’s degree in Counseling, she is not a licensed psychotherapist. Instead, she offers her expertise as a Relationship Coach.
Licensed therapists can diagnose mental health conditions and work with insurance providers for billing purposes. Rebekah does not accept insurance. Her approach is focused on guiding clients through processes such as pattern recognition, intentional deconstruction, and meaningful integration of insights.
Individual sessions are available upon request. However, her services customized according to each client's unique goals and vision for their personal and professional life.
If you prefer working with a clinical counselor to address mental health concerns, resources are available at PsychologyToday.com
Once we finalize the logistics and payment arrangements for our work together, you will receive the necessary paperwork to ensure clarity and mutual understanding moving forward.
Licensed therapists can diagnose mental health conditions and work with insurance providers for billing purposes. Rebekah does not accept insurance. Her approach is focused on guiding clients through processes such as pattern recognition, intentional deconstruction, and meaningful integration of insights.
Individual sessions are available upon request. However, her services customized according to each client's unique goals and vision for their personal and professional life.
If you prefer working with a clinical counselor to address mental health concerns, resources are available at PsychologyToday.com
Once we finalize the logistics and payment arrangements for our work together, you will receive the necessary paperwork to ensure clarity and mutual understanding moving forward.
YOUR LIFE
“Death is more universal than life. Everyone dies, but not everyone lives.”― Andrew Sachs
