Courses for independent creatives who want more than generic meme-like advice.

It's clear something needs to change, but the usual advice ~

"raise your prices," "be more confident," "be transparent," "read their body language" doesn't actually tell you what to do next.

My courses turn those vague problems into a clear process to work through.

That means pinpointing the information that matters, breaking things into manageable steps, and helping you apply what you learn to your specific goals.

Every resource draws on my experience teaching at the college level, with an emphasis on clear explanations, concrete examples, and practical steps so it's possible to move from "I know I should deal with this" to

 "I know how to start"

Math Not Mantras

$99- Digital Only

$139- Digital+ Print Copy

This course is for independent creatives who set their own prices but are not sure how to choose numbers that are fair to both their clients and themselves.

It is designed for people who want to price their services or products in a way that covers their needs, supports a sustainable income, and still makes sense for the work they offer. 

You'll get a structured process and practical tools you can apply right away, rather than being told to simply charge more or "know your worth."

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Interactive Pricing Worksheet Add-on COMING SOON!

Throughout the course, you'll gather the information that matters for your business: your expenses, income, services, time, and financial goals. This interactive worksheet gives those numbers somewhere to go.

Enter your information, and the worksheet does the calculations for you. Instead of trying to keep track of formulas or reach for a calculator, you'll be able to see the data you need to make a plan for your pricing and put the course into practice.

Jessica Cave is a philosophy professor and behind-the-chair stylist with over 30 years in the beauty industry. Her doctoral work examines Black clients’ experiences in predominantly white salon spaces and schools, and how those environments can create care, knowledge, or harm. She also has training in neurodiversity-aware teaching and designs practical learning tools that better support neurodivergent students. This blend of scholarship and hands-on salon experience shapes her approach to education, care, and community.