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I work with a very limited number of clients at a time — intentionally.

Matchmaking isn’t scalable in the usual sense. Every person has different values, attachment patterns, cultural backgrounds, and expectations. If you overload the system, quality collapses.

I can be 3 weeks with one client and 3 months with another. It depends on what each person looks for.

I protect my bandwidth by:

keeping my client list small,

using structured intake and clear filters early,

having a rewarded referral program for other women to encourage them to work from home ($500 USD per lead) and a structured network

The most important thing is only taking on people where I genuinely believe there’s a realistic path forward.

That structure creates room for the human part of the work: listening, pattern recognition, and honest feedback. The differences between clients aren’t a problem. My job is to understand those differences without rushing them.

In short, I don’t try to maximize volume. In fact I don't even care about it. I design the work so depth is possible.