What is enough?
Enough money. Enough food. Enough time. Enough work and rest. Enough security for the future—and enough pleasure in the now.
We talk a lot about scarcity and abundance, but in this episode, I’m exploring a third possibility: Sufficiency.
Not “technically enough to survive.” Not settling or convincing ourselves we shouldn’t want more. But enough to flourish in this Season of our Lives.
As we move toward Autumn and Harvest Season, I’m looking to Nature and our ancestors for a different way of relating to resources. The Harvest wasn’t the same every year. Nature didn’t demand maximum output in every Season. There were times to receive, produce, gather, distribute, release—and rest.
What might happen if we let Nature teach us something about our relationship with money, too?
I’m also sharing about one of the most transformative books I’ve ever read, Lynne Twist’s The Soul of Money, and inviting you into my new fully asynchronous Voice-Note Book Club: The Soul of Money, happening September 16–October 23.
And no—you don’t even have to read the book. ❤️
Each week, I’ll share one of my favorite excerpts in a private Voxer group, along with a voice-note and questions to explore together. You can participate for as little as 15 minutes a week, share deeply, quietly listen, journal on your own, read the entire book, or never open it.
You cannot get behind. Everything is invitation, not obligation.
Because I don’t want to invite you into a conversation about Sufficiency while creating another place in your Life where you feel like you’re not doing enough.
Registration is $222, with an interest-free four-month payment option, and you’ll receive immediate lifetime access to additional resources, including my Healing Your Money Story self-reflection inventory.
We begin September 16.
Join us here:
https://jess-reid.cohere.live/money
And until then, carry this question with you:
What would “enough” actually feel like in your Life right now?
Not the smallest amount you could survive on.
Not the largest amount you can imagine receiving.
Enough.
For this Season.
More Ways We Can Walk Together This Season:
