Money, in its many forms and expressions, has long been a complicated subject for Creatives. Some embrace it as a tool for freedom and sustainability, while others consciously—or unconsciously—avoid it, often viewing it as separate from artistic integrity or spiritual purpose. Yet a deeper understanding of money can profoundly influence the quality and comfort of one’s life, as well as the ability to realize creative visions, fulfill aspirations, and sustain long-term dreams.

In this era of cultural and economic transformation, questions of economy, value, and distribution have become unavoidable. Creatives are increasingly called to engage with these realities, not only to survive, but to thrive. Resolving the tension between creative expression and financial sustainability is no longer optional—it is essential.

A vital component of financial literacy lies in learning how to monetize and appropriately price creative work. This involves more than numbers; it requires clarity about value, confidence in one’s offerings, and the ability to communicate worth in a way that aligns with both personal ethics and market realities.

This workshop explores the mindsets, frameworks, and practical methods involved in pricing creative work. Participants will examine different approaches to valuation, learn strategies for setting prices that reflect both skill and intention, and develop greater comfort in presenting their work and asking for fair, appropriate compensation. Through discussion and guided practice, the workshop aims to support Creatives in building a healthier, more empowered relationship with money—one that honors both their artistry and their livelihood.