TTI Money Mindshift* Session: Understanding the Psychology of Money to Create Individual and Collective Flourishing
"You cannot fully live your purpose or claim to be an effective changemaker unless you have resolved your relationship with money whether you have a lot or a little. There'll always be someone richer than you - and poorer"
Money is the last frontier. No topic is still as taboo and yet, our relationship with it shapes everything: our choices, our initiatives, and our ability to drive meaningful change.
Join TTI Member, Peter Koenig, founder of Moneywork and Sourcework and author of 30 Lies About Money, for an interactive online workshop exploring the hidden forces money has over our lives, relationships, and movements. (See intro 2 minutes of "Talking Billions" video with executive coach Nadjeschda Taranczewski).
During this session, you will:
Learn an open secret about money (it's not what you think it is, but what you think it is has consequences for your life)
Uncover the three types of unconscious money addiction and their consequences
Reflect on your personal relationship with money
Understand why money is never the problem nor the solution
Find a path forward for expanding satisfaction and success with both small amounts of money and big ones.
This is not a passive lecture but a special advanced session of Peter Koenig for TTI with offer of live interaction and demo-coaching. For introductory preparation please take a look at the first 5 minutes of the "Talking Billions" video. Come ready to participate.
Welcome! Please choose your desired ticket type:
TTI Members - Free
Social – €35 (for those facing financial challenges)
Fair – €70 (for those with a tighter budget)
Abundant – €140 (to support broader community impact)
Who should attend: Leaders, investors, founders, experts, operators, coaches, and teams working toward systems change at any stage of their journey.
TTI Money Mindshift* Session: Understanding the Psychology of Money to Create Individual and Collective Flourishing
*(Name credit: Susan Goldsworthy, IMD Business School)