Read below to learn what you'll build during the six-week program, how the live support works, and what happens after the cohort ends.
What will you learn?
Weeks 1–2: Make Your Offer Easier to Understand
- Audit your website message
- Clarify your service packages
- Add useful price signals
- Strengthen your intake questions and client homework
Weeks 3–4: Learn to Lead the Commitment
- Build a confident initial consultation process
- Strengthen your design agreement
- Build your client onboarding process
- Create FAQs that set expectations early
Weeks 5–6: Prepare the Client and Project
- Create practical, client-ready What to Expect documents
- Review and connect the different parts of your client journey
- Identify your next implementation priorities
- Prepare a focused plan for your private coaching sessions
It's Your business, just better.
What will you leave with?
Depending on what your business needs most, you will create or strengthen:
- Your website and service messaging
- Your price signals
- Your inquiry form and client homework
- Your initial consultation questions and process
- Your service descriptions and client responsibilities
- Your design agreement
- Your onboarding sequence
- Your client FAQs
- Your What to Expect documents
You are not making disconnected documents or forcing someone else’s template to fit your business. You are building a coordinated set of messages, conversations, agreements, and documents that helps clients understand your services, commit to your process, and arrive at kickoff ready to participate.
“I'm not kidding when I say that Lead to Launch revolutionized my business! The business practically runs itself." - Brandi Oldham, Interior Designer, Washington
The course ends. Your support doesn’t. 
After the six-week cohort, you will receive a private coaching session every month for three months.
Use these sessions to finish implementation, refine documents after using them with real prospects and clients, troubleshoot anything that is not working as expected, and keep your momentum going.
Three private sessions are included in your tuition. Booked separately, they would cost $900.
The goal is not to finish six weeks with a list of good intentions. The private sessions give you continued support while your new client journey becomes part of the way you actually run your business.
How does it work?
This is not a template library, a generic list of best practices, or a self-paced course you purchase and forget you own.
You will work on your actual services, scripts, agreements, and client documents.
- Monday & Wednesday live lessons: Learn the material and begin applying it to your business.
- Friday Implementation Sessions: Bring questions, receive feedback, and use the protected time to complete the week’s work.
- Three-day weekly commitment: Reserve the same meeting time every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday throughout the six-week program.
- Direct Feedback: A small cohort allows Rebecca to respond to your actual business materials throughout the program
- Private Coaching: One session each month for 3 months after the cohort ends
- Bonus Lessons: Available on demand for leading consultations, saying no, answering client questions confidently, and creating systems for delegation and follow-through
How much time should I plan for?
Each live session lasts one hour. Implementation varies depending on what needs to be built, but typically averages one to three hours per lesson.
For the best results, reserve the class hour plus 2 hours immediately afterward to apply the lesson while it is still fresh. Protect this time to work on your business rather than getting pulled back into your business.
“After I took Lead To Launch I landed my first 5-figure design fee, and the client didn’t even flinch at the cost!” - Sue K., Interior Designer, Tennessee
important attendance & payment policies
- Recordings are for reference and catching up, not a substitute for participating live.
- A missed lesson should be watched promptly so the student can still implement the work and receive feedback.
- Payments are nonrefundable. Before the program begins, the student's place may be gifted to another eligible designer. A one-time rain check may be used for the next scheduled cohort.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
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