Consultant in Los Angeles, CA
Abundance Bound provides financial education and coaching designed specifically for creative professionals, including artists, writers, and actors, who often face unpredictable income and unique financial challenges. The company teaches what it describes as the money skills needed to sustain a creative career for a lifetime, addressing the debt accumulation and financial stress that can undermine artistic work. The company's programs are organized around three pillars: Mindset, which focuses on rewriting limiting financial beliefs that many creatives carry; Management, which addresses the practical challenge of budgeting and planning around unpredictable income; and Making More, which centers on increasing earnings through creative skills. This framework underlies Abundance Bound's core offerings, including a Financial Empowerment Program membership, private mentorship, member coaching, and organizational workshops delivered to institutions and groups. Abundance Bound also provides free resources to the broader creative community, including a podcast, a blog, a newsletter called 'Dear Money,' and a free Ultimate Debt Tracker tool designed to help creatives get a handle on what they owe and build a plan to pay it down. The company has built partnerships with major institutions in the entertainment and arts education world, including the Academy, the Writers Guild, SAG-AFTRA, the University of Southern California, the Yale School of Drama, and New York University. Through these partnerships and its direct-to-consumer programs, Abundance Bound works with creative professionals at all career stages, from students entering arts programs to working professionals seeking to stabilize their finances.
The founders of Abundance Bound had a realization: why settle for boring? They launched with the conviction that business could be professional AND fun, skilled AND spirited. Starting in Los Angeles, they've attracted customers who value both quality and personality. Their story proves that authenticity and joy are competitive advantages, and that Black business culture thrives when people bring their whole selves to the work.
