In the spirit of “be the change you wish to see in the world,” I have made a bold decision:

I am no longer charging for my services.

You see, I, too, have a dream.
I dream of a world that is truly connected—where people are in deep relationship with each other, themselves, nature, and Life. Where they no longer keep score, or trade time for money, but give freely in service to the Highest Good of All.

From Career to Calling

For many years, I walked the path of a thriving speaker and coach, offering my expertise to thought leaders and changemakers from around the world. My work was sought after and well-compensated, measured in hours and high-ticket invoices. But Life, in its wisdom, led me through a crucible—a journey that stripped away everything superficial to reveal what was truly sacred.

That journey taught me something I can no longer ignore:

There is another way to live.

A way that honours the sacred dance between giver and receiver.
A way that refuses to reduce human connection to a calculation of worth.
A way that binds people—not through contracts, but through love, generosity, and the refusal to keep score.

The Ancient Law of the Gift

In many traditional societies, the foundation of social life was not commercial or transactional, not even barter, but voluntary gift-giving—a practice seen in Indigenous cultures around the world. The act of giving was not a calculated transaction, but a conscious refusal to calculate, creating an enduring bond of relationship.

In these cultures, people did not seek to “break even.” They often strove to out-give one another—not in competition for profit, but in devotion to the relationship itself. To give was to affirm connection. To receive was to accept the sacred obligation to keep that connection alive.

Why I Now Give Freely

By offering my work as a gift, I am stepping fully into that lineage. This is not philanthropy from surplus; it is faith in action.

This is not a gesture of charity, nor is it about removing money from the equation altogether. It is about allowing money—or any other form of gratitude—to take its rightful place as a love offering, given freely and from the heart.

It is moving toward a world where money—and those who might bind us to a corrupt financial system—are no longer necessary. Not because money is bad, but because we’ve transcended the need for it. 
A world where relationships are built on generosity, trust, and shared humanity.
A world where no one goes without because everyone is both giving and receiving, all the time.
Where value is not determined by a price tag, but by the depth of care it carries.

An Invitation to Leap

When we take the leap of faith to live this way, we become part of something ancient and holy. We join a lineage of people who have always known that what sustains us is not the transaction, but the bond it creates.

If you feel called to step into this sacred exchange, the invitation is open.
Receive what you need. Give in abundance.
And together, let us live now in the world we would wish to leave to the generations yet to come.