I GOT THIS SH*T
3 Steps to Predictably Double Your Savings in 2027
(Even if You’re Paying Off Debt)
without giving up shows,
tracking every dollar,
or feeling judged in the process.
IS THIS YOU?
Girl, you are TOO smart and capable to keep watching your money disappear every month with nothing to show for it.
You’re generally crushing it across most areas of your life, but your finances have always been the ONE thing that’s felt a bit… chaotic.
You make good money - somewhere in the $80-150K range. But at the end of every month you’re looking at your account thinking… “Where the HELL did it all go?”
You keep telling yourself you’re going to save, that you’re going to get ahead of it.
But “saving money” feels kind of elusive. Like no matter what you do, it never quite materializes.
There’s a nagging voice in the back of your head saying…
“I should really have more in savings by now.”
“I should really be saving for retirement.”
“I should really get my debt paid off.”
You’re not in crisis. You’re not drowning.
But you’re feeling stuck. Feeling behind where you “should” be.
And you’re tired of it.
IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU’LL LEARN:
Why your finances have always felt a bit chaotic, and why it’s genuinely not your fault
3 steps you can take TODAY to feel more organized and in control, without obsessively tracking every dollar
How to double your savings in a predictable way (even if you’re paying off debt)
HEY, I’M BERKELEY COX 👋
Ten years ago I was digging myself out of $23,000 in credit card debt AND a $15,000 surprise bill from the IRS. Woof.
And here’s the cycle I constantly found myself in:
I’d be living my life, throwing money at debt, saving when I can. Things weren’t great, but they also weren’t terrible.
Some big expense would come up out of nowhere. New brakes. A medical bill. Phish tickets.
I’d have to put it on a card or immediately drain my entire savings.
I’d freak the fuck out and spend 3 hours on a Sunday creating the “perfect” color-coded budget spreadsheet that was going to CHANGE EVERYTHING.
That budget would last about 4 days until the wheels fell off.
I’d tell myself, “well, this was just a weird month,” and go back to winging my finances until the cycle started all over again.
These are the 3 things that finally allowed me to break that cycle:
Building up enough of a savings cushion to handle unexpected expenses
Creating a real forward-looking plan for my money (and system to manage it)
Treating my finances like a neutral puzzle instead of a stressful catastrophe
Once I mastered these, my card balances started falling and my savings started growing.
Now, I’ve been debt-free for 8+ years, my net worth is deep into six figures, and I run my whole financial system in 5-10 minutes every 2 weeks.
That's why I've created
I GOT THIS SH*T
Because you deserve to feel as capable and successful with your finances as you feel in EVERY other part of your life.
And see, with complete clarity, the 3 steps you can take today to predictably double your savings and have a plan for your money…
without giving up what you love,
obsessively tracking every dollar,
or shaming yourself along the way.
FREE 90-MINUTE WEBINAR
WITH BERKELEY COX
I GOT THIS SH*T
Tuesday, October 27th
5-6:30pm MT / 7-8:30pm ET
*Replay sent out to all who register
✨Money Groover Success Stories✨
"My dad worked in finance and you’d think I’d be somewhat literate, but I’m not. I thought I was never going to be able to learn and I was always going to be stuck - just constantly worrying, not wanting to check my bank accounts.
A few weeks ago my car broke down and my first thought was ‘okay, I have my emergency fund.’ That stress immediately went away. I called my boyfriend and he was like, ‘what’s wrong with you, why are you so calm?’
I’ve never had savings in my entire life. The best part of this program is feeling in control - and that’s totally priceless."
AMY - greenville, sc
"I made good money and kept being like, ‘Where is it all going??’ I felt like I had no control and I was embarrassed to talk to anyone about it.
Three years later, I took a job with a $30,000 pay cut AND got into a more expensive mortgage, but with the tools I learned I was still able to confidently save each month.
My net worth has tripled. I go on vacations guilt-free because I planned for them. I opened my system two days ago when a Phish festival got announced and paid for my ticket in cash. Still running it. Still works."
kate - denver, co
"Before I started, I felt a lot of shame. Filling out the questionnaire was really confronting - to put it all down on paper and say ‘this is an issue, we need help.’
What surprised me most was the amount of freedom in the program. I expected someone rigorous who would tell me I had to do X, Y, Z or I’d never succeed.
Instead, Berkeley gave us permission to still live our lives - to work toward our goals at whatever timeline worked for us, and still enjoy life while doing it."
Sheila & adam - Bettendorf, Ia
"We did 3rd week of Phish at Sphere and never pulled out our credit card once. Everything was paid on our debit card. Our friends were in a group chat going ‘oh boy, can’t wait to see the damage.’ We were just silent because we didn’t have any.
While paying off debt we also managed to save about $40,000. That fear and heaviness around our finances just doesn’t exist anymore."
marilyn & bob - wilmington, de
"I was low key terrified to start - not because the program was scary, but because I wasn’t sure I was ready to actually face everything with my money.
Berkeley helped me see the exact traps I kept falling into without realizing it. Once I could see them, I could fix them. She also helped me plan for every Phish and Billy show on my calendar so they stopped ending up on my credit card and turning into stress.
I went from strapped between paychecks to actually knowing what I can afford - and making decisions from that place."
Lauren - portland, me
"Before Money Grooves, we were drowning in a never-ending cycle of debt and those conversations would turn into stress, leaving us feeling like we were always playing catch-up.
Two years later, we’re still using the system. We’ve added three sons to our family and have been able to do so while living comfortably. The stress around money is gone. Instead of wondering where our income is going, we know exactly how to allocate it - and that has given us so much peace of mind."
taylor & daniel - Metairie, la
“I was so scared taking on a payment for a financial course would be another bad money decision. But my investment has paid for itself 10x over in the past year.
Since finishing the program, I’ve paid off all my debt and even bought a HOUSE!
It’s not just information - it’s a concrete plan that works. It’s really nice on the other side!”
kimbrlei - colorado springs, co
"In the two years since I finished the program I’ve built a $20,000 emergency fund, dropped serious cash on concert tickets without hesitation (one VIP ticket cost me $1,200 and I didn’t blink because I had the money ready).
I’ve also been able to take multiple vacations around the world and started seriously investing for retirement - all while covering every bill and my student loans.
It’s been years and I still use the Money Dashboard every single month."
marena - new york, ny
"I expected concepts. What I got was specifics - what bank to use, what accounts to open. The spreadsheet alone was worth the money. I’m definitely using it for the rest of my life.
Before the program I had $0 saved and was stuck in a cycle of paying off my credit card and immediately running it back up.
Now I have $0 on my credit cards and actual money saved. If you’re ready to do the work, she gives you all the tools."
tamra - denver, co
"You’re never going to find a coach like Berkeley. Every other coach is going to be a suit. There was never going to be a money coach I could talk to about Phish or just be fully myself with - I would’ve been met with confusion and ‘alright, let’s get back to your finances.’
It feels like talking to a friend who understands where you’ve been, where you are, and who is on the other side of it herself. Finances are now a way for me to control stress and anxiety. I’m consuming it. It’s not consuming me."