The Money Workshop

This workshop begins with a simple but powerful question: why do money-related fears, concerns, and hopes so often hold back creative, effective, and talented people from making changes, taking action, or moving in new directions? When money becomes tangled with what we most deeply want to do, it can distort our sense of purpose and blur the path forward.

Money may keep the world turning, but how often do we stop to consider what money actually is, and how it shapes us emotionally and psychologically? Drawing on more than 30 years of pioneering research by Peter Koenig, this workshop offers a chance to uncover the unconscious projections you may be placing onto money and to release some of the hidden blocks that stand between you and the next step in your project, organisation, or career.

This is not a workshop about how to make money. Instead, it is an invitation to examine the assumptions and beliefs that may be quietly preventing you from expressing yourself fully and doing the work you are here to do.

The workshop will help you:

• Explore, with curiosity, your assumptions about money and the roots of your relationship to it in your personal history
• Recognize the reality you have created in different areas of life and in the wider world through that relationship
• Develop a new mindset that supports greater freedom in how you relate to money
• Learn a simple system for approaching money with more awareness and using it as a tool for self-development
• Understand your personal, team, or organisational experience in the context of broader macro issues such as monetary systems, supply, and monetary reform

Schedule

Saturday 10am- 6pm

Sunday 9am – 5pm

Costs

The cost of this workshop is calculated using the following formula:

(Your age x £3) + (1/3rd of 1% of your gross annual income) + or – 10% adjustment at your discretion*

Includes lunch, tea, coffee, fruit and biscuits.

*NB: This formula is designed to create a rough sliding scale of payment that takes into account both current income and financial assets accumulated over time. Some people love the idea of the formula, while others find it provocative. Please contact us if you would like to discuss the final figure that feels right for you to pay.

Accommodation options

The workshop is non-residential, but accommodation is available for both Friday and Saturday night for those travelling from further afield.

Private room, dinner and breakfast: £90 per night

Twin room, dinner and breakfast: £70 per night

Shared dormitory, dinner and breakfast £45 per night

To reserve a place or if you have questions email

Testimonials

“The Money Workshop led by Tim started me on a journey which was so very insightful in terms of defining my own authenticity and purpose. The workshop opened up numerous questions about how relationships with money inhibit and mask the work that we really want to do. It was through this that a clearer sense of agency, honesty and courage has been brought into my work.” Alex Base, Head of Operational Sustainability, HSBC

“The workshop was a fascinating process of discovery. It challenges your concept of money, what it means to you, and the power it has to propel us forward or hold us back in different ways.

Tim is a unique facilitator, able to work deeply with each person within a very safe space that he creates. I absolutely recommend it provided you are willing to open yourself up to experience deep self-awareness leading to the possibility of change. This [workshop] is an insight into some of the most profound drivers of your choices in your life.” Sarah Tennyson, Global Head of Professional Development,

Financial services training company

“The money workshop was in itself surprising and challenging, asking fundamental questions about the role money plays in my life – questions that I had never really considered. It has been in the weeks and months since the workshop that my thinking and actions have begun to change. I am more conscious of my reaction to money and how it has been more of an inhibitor than enabler in the past. I feel I am beginning to untangle myself from some of the hang-ups and unhelpful associations and projections I have had around money. And with that – coincidence or not – I find I have some – money that is!” Peter Thompson, founder and director The Eth Word.