Money Feelings Workbook
Money is weird. It’s emotional. It’s charged. It’s tied to our self-worth, our past, our parents, our fears, our futures. (No wonder we avoid thinking about it.) This little workbook won’t fix your finances overnight, but it will help you get honest, curious, and maybe even a little more kind to yourself along the way. Build awareness. Ask better questions. Re-write the money stories that aren’t serving you. It’s not about “making it” it’s about making peace.
- Dimensions - 6.5 x 8 inches
- 122 pages
- Written by Lev Mandel
- Illustrated by People I've Loved
- Designed by Sean Suchara
- Printed & Bound in the USA by Conveyor Studio
- Published by People I've Loved
Made in Oakland, California
*Woman Owned Business
We are a few human beings longing for connection / a small printmaking workshop based out of Oakland, California. We specialize in hand-printed & assembled objects, and we're blessed to be able to make them in a small studio by an Oakland farmhouse with a lemon tree. People I've Loved 's works (or pressing issues) intend to facilitate the communication between real, tactile people. Not that we want to deny people their digital selves, we just think there can be room for both. People I've Loved started in 2011 when Carissa Potter left Colpa Press to focus on creating a stationary line that would bridge the gap between people by helping them have authentic and sometimes difficult conversations. Carissa thinks about each card as a form of performance art that choreographs interactions between humans in various types of relationships. Giving in to nostalgic thoughts on the past, buried longings and hopes for the future, People I've Loved's product line embraces the whole range of emotions. We are “in search of the miraculous” yet tragic definition of what it means to exist, in this time and space. And feel that we should make time to share it. Over the years, People I've Loved has had an awesome team. We believe that more brains are better than one, and do all concept development as a team. We talk about our issues & interests as a group and see how we can address them authentically to help people get through their days. Take a deep long breath, things will turn out alright.
