Mindful of Money- Community Wide Cohort

Mindful of Money - Community Wide

No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please email Phoenix@lifteconomy.com for scholarships or to be put on the waiting list. 

In this four session course, we will explore our relationship with money in community. Some of us believe that spirituality and money don’t belong together. In my journey, bringing my spirituality and mindfulness practice to my financial life has been incredibly fruitful and effective. I used to think decreasing my anxiety, shame and fear was simply about making more money. I found that working through my emotional blocks led to more peace and wisdom. I even learned to enjoy creating budgets and tracking money without winning the lotto or any significant change in income. 

This is a financial course for people who are struggling with money or are in a comfortable place, but want to have more mindfulness around money. This is not a get rich quick course - I am not promising you 30 days to becoming a millionaire. We'll use inner work, mindfulness practice and spiritual concepts to navigate and heal our relationship with money. We will also learn practical money management tools and use our awareness, self-compassion, and intentionality to help us implement those practices in our lives. Phoenix Soleil is not a financial planner. 

Weekly topics include: financial biography, tracking spending and income, creating a purposeful plan, dealing with debt and there will be homework.

Wednesdays, May 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th  7-9pm

Four Part Series - Please commit to all four sessions

Location: Good Medicine – 231 York st Portland, ME 04102

Cost: Sliding scale - $ 120 to $375

$60 deposit required for registration or contact us. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please send requests and questions to phoenix@lifteconomy.com. Please consider your economic class when deciding how much to pay. 

Class refers to where you and your family fit into the world regarding finances (for example: poor, working-class, middle class, wealthy). We want to be accessible to all. If you and your family are people who can pay more to support this work so that others can attend, please consider doing so. If you aren't sure what your class background is, you can check out this resource on class: https://collectiveliberation.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Leondar-Wright_Working-Definitions_of_Class.pdf

Scholarships are available. Participation limited to 14.