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Reach their set goals within 6 months of working with Nathan
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Over 500+ satisfied clients
Business automation for owners who aren't technical
The admin isn't the job, but it takes the evening anyway. Automate the boring bits without becoming a tech person, starting with whatever is costing you the most hours.
Your Challenges
The job finishes at five, the paperwork doesn't
Business automation sounds like something for bigger companies with an IT person. In practice it usually means one job stops being done three times. Most owners already have the tools sitting there, half set up, bought in a hurry and never finished. The result is a business that runs on memory and a laptop at the kitchen table.
What changes when the admin runs itself
Double handling.
The same job details get typed into a quote, then a calendar, then an invoice, by you.
Job details get entered once.
The evening shift.
Quoting and invoicing happen after dinner because there's no room for them during the day.
Quotes go out from the job, not the kitchen table.
Chasing money.
Payments get followed up when you remember, which is usually a fortnight late.
Payment chasing happens without you.
Shelfware
You're paying for software nobody in the business ever properly learned.
You use what you're already paying for.
Automation
Business automation, and what it changes
This sits inside the $599 monthly coaching retainer, not alongside it. There's no software to buy from us and nothing to install. You'll see where your hours actually go, pick the smallest change that gives the most back, and set it up with us so you can run it afterwards. Online or on-site in Penrith. The aim is fewer tasks, not more tools. Automate the boring bits without becoming a tech person: you should end up with less to think about, not a new system to maintain. If something would take more managing than it saves, we won't do it.
Where your hours actually go
Before changing anything, you and Nathan map a normal week. Which tasks repeat, how long each takes, and how many times you handle the same information. This is usually the uncomfortable part and the most useful, because the biggest drain is rarely the one owners expect.
The smallest change that helps most
One thing at a time, starting with whatever is costing you the most hours for the least benefit. A single fix you actually adopt is worth more than a full system you abandon in March, which is how most automation projects end.
Setting it up with you, not for you
We sit down and do it together rather than handing over a configured system you're afraid to touch. That way you can change it when the business changes, instead of waiting for someone else to be available.
Getting value from what you've already got
Most businesses are paying for tools they use a fraction of. Before adding anything new, you go through what's already on the subscription list and whether it can do the job. Cheaper, and one less login for everyone.
Onboarding
How the first month goes
Our intake is deliberately limited, so we start with an application rather than jumping straight to booking.
Apply for coaching
Tell us what's eating the time. Quoting, invoicing, rosters, chasing payments, or all of it. Nathan reads it beforehand, so the first call starts with your week rather than your background. Takes about 5 minutes
Have the initial call
Phone or in person, whichever suits. You'll walk through a normal week with Nathan and find where the same information gets handled more than once. If the answer is that you need staff rather than software, Nathan will say that instead. 15 minutes and Free
Fix one thing, then the next
Onboarding, then the work. We'll agree which task to take off your plate first, set it up together, and leave it running for a few weeks before touching anything else. One change at a time is what makes it stick. $599 per month There's no set finish. We keep going while it's useful to you.
Why Elevate?
Always know your next move.
If our Penrith based business coaching is right for you
- $599Monthly retainer
- No cost to apply
- $599 a month, one price
- No lock-in contract
Over 100+ satisfied clients
Elevate business coaching helps owners across Western Sydney with unlimited access to practical, timely business advice and hands-on support when it matters most.
Nathans coaching works alongside you and your team to create practical action plans, solve problems as they arise, and keep progress moving.
No tiers, no add-ons, no surprises
Let's chat, whether you're ready to begin or just exploring.
Our Approach
Frequently Asked Questions
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A course is content you work through alone, which is why most people don’t finish one. This is a person who knows your business and answers the question in front of you this week. Online business coaching costs more than a course precisely because someone is on the other end of it. If self-paced content suits you better, that’s a cheaper and perfectly reasonable answer.
No. Elevate is based in Penrith and a lot of clients are local, but this arrangement runs anywhere in Australia. If you are in Western Sydney and could meet in person, business coaching in Western Sydney covers that, and it’s the same price either way. Choose whichever suits how you actually work.
$599 a month, the same as working with Nathan in person. There’s no discount for remote and no surcharge either, because it’s the same arrangement and the same access. [CONFIRM: minimum term or notice period] If you’re comparing that against other providers, what a business coach actually costs covers the range across the market.
No, and this page is written for people who aren’t. If you can use a phone and send an email, that’s the level required. You should end up with fewer things to think about. Anything that needs you to become an expert to keep it running has failed at the first hurdle.
What’s covered here is the strategy: what your website needs to do, and whether search is worth pursuing for your kind of business. If the recommendation is that you need a new website, SEO or content support, Nathan can explain what to look for, what questions to ask, and connect you with trusted referral partners.
