Thank you for your interest in Money Gently.
The founding summer season is now closed. This first season was intentionally small — a chance to listen, learn, and begin shaping the practice together.
Questions? hello@groundworkcentre.ca
A small facilitated practice space for people rethinking money, capacity, rhythm, enoughness, and sustainable ways of living.
I’m good at this work and it’s exhausting me.
I want meaningful work but not at the cost of my whole life.
I built something meaningful and now I feel trapped inside it.
I don’t want success if it costs me everything.
I know what I should do, but I can’t seem to make myself do it.
I need systems that actually work for my real life.
A workable life is not a perfect life. It is a life you can stay in relationship with over time.
Many people are carrying enormous amounts of pressure around money, work, sustainability, and everyday life — often quietly and without much support.
Especially coaches, therapists, wellness practitioners, creatives, founders, helping professionals, practice owners, solopreneurs, and socially conscious entrepreneurs trying to create meaningful work without exhausting themselves in the process.
A workable life is one where the way you work, earn, rest, give, and move through the world stops constantly costing more than you have.
Money Gently was created to support a steadier relationship with money through structure, repetition, practical skill-building, reflection, implementation, community, and time.
For building the conditions where steadiness becomes possible over time.
Created through an integral and regenerative approach to coaching, facilitation, and developmental practice.
Money Gently approaches money not only as a financial issue, but as something deeply connected to nervous systems, identity, relationships, work, culture, pacing, belonging, leadership, and the conditions that make life feel workable over time.
This is not a productivity system. It is not financial perfectionism. It is not hustle culture dressed up in softer language.
It is a slower, developmental approach to building a life and practice that feel workable to live inside.
Money Gently works through repeatable practices that help make money, work, pressure, capacity, and support more visible in everyday life.
Across the season we’ll experiment with practices such as pressure mapping, prosperity noticing, The Prosperity Ledger, financial reflection, stewardship rhythms, seasonal planning, and practical ways of bringing values into relationship with real decisions.
Some practices are reflective. Some are practical. Some help create visibility. Some help translate reflection into action.
The Prosperity Ledger is one practice within the larger arc.
It is not productivity tracking, optimization, or a performance system. It is a relational accounting practice — a way of counting differently.
A way of noticing what supports life, what creates pressure, what restores capacity, and what forms of participation feel sustainable.
Over time, these practices begin building something steadier — not because they solve everything at once, but because they help you see more clearly what you are trying to sustain and what conditions that life might require.
The work unfolds through a steady rhythm of live online gatherings designed to support reflection, implementation, and a steady relationship with the work over time.
Facilitated monthly gatherings for shared inquiry, reflection, developmental practice, and collective learning across the season.
Dedicated monthly spaces for experimentation, implementation, and translating reflection into everyday financial practices and workable decisions.
Private access to the Money Gently shared learning space for discussion, materials, recordings, resources, and conversation between gatherings.
Includes access to the companion Money Gently community on Groundswell (Substack).
Seasonal reflections, voice notes, worksheets, prompts, practice guides, and practical tools designed to support reflection, experimentation, and implementation.
Each season explores different dimensions of money, work, capacity, restoration, and sustainable participation in life. Participants may join for one season or continue across multiple cycles.
A season of noticing what is already alive.
Exploring pressure, capacity, prosperity, and repeated small practices that make steadier relationship possible.
A season of making life and money more workable.
Moving from Avoidance → Relationship → Structure.
A quieter season focused on steadiness and integration.
Stabilization, restoration, and slower pacing.
A season of experimentation and forward movement.
Growth that remains workable.
A founding summer season for building financial lives and practices that can actually hold us.
Includes live seasonal sessions, Circle community, The Weekly Return, Practice Sessions, worksheets, voice notes, session recordings, and one year of access to all materials. Monthly registration is paid in 3 installments.
Choose the supported monthly rate if it helps make participation more workable. No application, explanation, or proof required.
You do not need a perfect budget, a polished business, a financial crisis, or certainty about what comes next.
You do need curiosity, willingness, and some room to experiment with a different relationship to money, capacity, and the conditions that support life.
People enter in different ways. Some begin through the reflections and conversations on Groundswell. Some join a seasonal cohort. Some continue across multiple seasons over time.
There is no pressure to move quickly. The work is designed to be lived with.
Follow the reflections, voice notes, workshops, and evolving practice on Groundswell.
Money Gently on Groundswell is currently open to follow. This is where the ideas, field notes, and practice invitations continue between gatherings.
Welcome materials and access details sent June 22–24.
First gathering begins June 24.
Small cohort · recordings included · one year access to materials.
Read the philosophy → Building Financial Houses That Can Hold Us
This is not about fixing your money.
It is about staying in relationship with your life.
Steadily. Honestly. Over time.
Nothing resolves all at once.
But slowly, things begin to feel more livable.
And people often discover they were never meant to do this alone.