breaking up
with money

The free guide

A real decision.
A deeper question.

The 28-page Breaking Up with Money Guided Primer begins with the money decision in front of you, and the hope beneath it.

Who it is for

Begin where
you find yourself.

For everyday people facing money decisions. Provision may be tight, plans may have changed, or new possibilities may be opening up. You do not need to be a founder to begin.

These situations are prompts for reflection, not an assessment or a way to classify you. They all lead to one shared guide.

When provision is tight

Food, housing and care are real needs. Seeking help or counsel can be a responsible next step. Explore the same guided beginning ↓

When more never feels like enough

Notice what you hope the next number will settle. Is it a practical need, a desire for security, or a question about who you are? Explore the same guided beginning ↓

When your plans have changed

Give yourself room to name what has changed before choosing what comes next. Explore the same guided beginning ↓

When possibility opens up

More options still deserve careful attention. Consider who your decision affects, what care requires, and where counsel could help. Explore the same guided beginning ↓

Inside the guide

Four prompts.
One responsible response.

  1. 01

    See the real need.

    Name the practical decision and the people it touches.

  2. 02

    Notice the promise.

    What are you hoping money will finally give you?

  3. 03

    Encounter Jesus.

    Meet a man with great wealth in Mark 10:17–27: Jesus’ love and his serious warning about wealth.

  4. 04

    Return with care.

    Carry one wise decision into an ordinary day.

The encounter includes both Jesus’ look of love and his serious warning about wealth in Mark 10:17–27. A response may be action, help, counsel, waiting, or justified no-change. This is not a prescription for financial sacrifice or a substitute for financial advice.

A place to begin

Bring the decision
you already have.

You can explore the question and reflect privately. There is nothing to submit.