I am a Master Neuro-Linguistic Programmer.

@Benjamin Manibog, The choice is yours some people pay for mentorship programmes to shorten the learning curve.

If you were a computer programmer, you would want the best and fastest hardware and software available to write the programs and be the most successful, right?

For small spaces, you can't get a small enough (in terms of BTU) multi-zone unit and what happens is one unit receives refrigerant even when not running if the other is running, which due to the cold of the evap coil causes it to condensate and ultimately causes constant problems with drainage.Also, look for a mini-split where you can connect an external thermostat and configure the head unit to shut off when the set point is reached.

@Abigail NittleMy only addition to what’s been said is the huge advantage of a remote location to add “smart” features like thermostat and WiFi door locks that allow you to manage the space at a distance.

He offers a 1-1 coaching programme 50/50 split on all projects but I can't find anyone who has heard of him.   

@Jay Hinrichs I am going to have my programmers create an app to take your text and convert them into emails just so you can acknowledge them.It should only take a few days so after that youll be up on the latest communication wave.  

Aside from the financial resources, I suppose one skill is I write algorithms to distill signal from bulk data for a living, so if there are any other programmers out there please reach out!

I can personally attest to that as I've replaced 2 HVAC systems and an Expensive Thermostat in another in recent months proving you need a CapEx fund or reserves. 

Then you have a blower in that room with its own thermostat.