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Posted by CoffeeDrinker on July 29, 2010 at 14:44:28

In reply to: time passing away* posted by elsie on July 29, 2010 at 14:35:50*

> Hey Kel, we had a similar post about all of this a few months back, didn't we? Like others have said $40 is cheap! I pay $80 every time I walk in the door...but like so many, I decided it was an investment in me and has proven to be worth every penny.

...I started going when I did, because at that time (2006), when I needed the most help, her rates were $160/hour. (And I was basically not working at the time.)

Last time I went (for a quick tune up over 1.5 years ago), she'd gone up to $180/hour, and by now, I bet she's charging $200/hour.

Still worth it.

Granted, everyone's finances are different, but if the thing you are getting stuck on is within you, and if you cannot work it out on your own, a little help sorting it out goes a long way.

FWIW, and while everyone's issues are different, the biggest benefits for me came pretty early on. If I had to stop after the firsr 3-4 months, I'd still have been much better off. That's not to say that the rest was useless, since it certainly was not, but that's when I got the the biggest bang for the buck, so to speak.

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> > Hey Kel, we had a similar post about all of this a few months back, didn't we? Like others have said $40 is cheap! I pay $80 every time I walk in the door...but like so many, I decided it was an investment in me and has proven to be worth every penny. > > ...I started going when I did, because at that time (2006), when I needed the most help, her rates were $160/hour. (And I was basically not working at the time.) > > Last time I went (for a quick tune up over 1.5 years ago), she'd gone up to $180/hour, and by now, I bet she's charging $200/hour. > > Still worth it. > > Granted, everyone's finances are different, but if the thing you are getting stuck on is within you, and if you cannot work it out on your own, a little help sorting it out goes a long way. > > FWIW, and while everyone's issues are different, the biggest benefits for me came pretty early on. If I had to stop after the firsr 3-4 months, I'd still have been much better off. That's not to say that the rest was useless, since it certainly was not, but that's when I got the the biggest bang for the buck, so to speak.