Financial Appreciation

The Way I Invite and Steward Money

I believe in care economy! It’s not a tactic. It’s a stand!

From the beginning of my business journey, I made a promise to myself:
If money comes through my hands, it will be treated with care, integrity, and conscious values based responsibility.

I grew up feeling how money can carry pressure, fear, or power over people. I saw how it can destroy relationships. I also sensed how it can hold possibility, dignity, deeper connection and support. How it can empower and amplify the goodness when it’s moved with heart. That contrast shaped my path…

My personal desire is to rewire how we relate with money, what energy we infuse there, how we invest and receive. I want to bring more intimacy, conscious choice, connection and energetic abundance in money conversations. I also want to invite you not to do coldhearted, unconscious and sometimes even numb scarcity based transactions. I receive not only the number but your energy that comes with it too!

It’s never been just about how much I earn, it was always deeper question. What matters most to me is how I receive, hold, invest, and spend money. I think it’s our responsibility as conscious entrepreneurs to purify and redefine how we hold and distribute wealth in the world.

This is why I’ve chosen to offer much of my work through donation or flexible pricing. It’s not about accessibility alone. It’s about creating a different kind of exchange – one built on trust, sovereignty, and care. It’s not a tactic. It’s a stand!

I also believe in shared wealth and a circular economy. A meaningful part of what you contribute flows directly to causes I care about and stand for.

This is the money world I choose to be part of. And I welcome people who feel the same.

Causes I support

Injured street rescue animals shelter Peteasy

Peteasy Shelter, an organization dedicated to the welfare of stray cats in Georgia, Caucasus was founded in 2021 by a team of three dedicated individuals. Shelter was established to address a critical gap in animal welfare: providing a safe and caring rehabilitation center specifically for stray cats with severe health conditions.

In 3 years they successfully rehabilitated and homed over 230 stray cats with severe health conditions, provided essential medical care, food, shelter and a safe haven for numerous cats in need.

At this moment they have 42 cats and 7 dogs under their care which rely fully on people donations.

Link to the shelter