Collecting Wonder

That was a bit dramatic but seriously. You do.  Collecting Wonder is a four-week workshop for those who love a good rabbit hole, those who ask random little questions, who follow their curiosity and wonder “what if,” not in the name of productivity, but for pleasure, self-love, and their own archive. In this workshop, you’ll become a collector; you'll gather moments that let you both witness and create wonder. You’ll experience it, exhibit it, and archive it. You’ll be guided (by me!), with personalized support through weekly videos and unlimited messages, with plenty of space to reflect and explore. No group discussions or forums. Learning something new about yourself is one thing. Believing it? Remembering it? That's work. That's effort. That's intention. But it's the kind of work that matters—and it's always, always worth it.

Here is where I am supposed to write how this will change your life. You scrolled down here because you want to know more. You want to know whether this is the right thing, the right time, the right kind of investment. And I get you.. I'd do the same thing.  Here's what I'll say: By the end of this workshop, you won’t have a perfect collection or archive. You won’t be a brand new person, immune to the world's mess.  But you will know how to catch the good stuff.   You’ll have a way to remember why that sound made you laugh. Why that color kept following you. Why that little scrap of an object mattered enough to keep. You’ll walk away with a practice of noticing, collecting, and keeping what you find curious and wondrous. Not because it needs to be useful. But because it’s yours. That’s the shift. Not bigger. Not better. Just more yours. And that's enough.

I offer Community and Pay-It-Forward rates for this workshop. The Community Rate is $275, and the Pay-It-Forward Rate is $525. The standard rate is $400,  this is what I need to sustain myself, this practice, and the time and care I put into this work. You are also able to pay any of the rates across two months, split in half.  If one of the sliding scale rates feels right for you, just email me at [email protected]. I recognize this model isn't perfect, nor a fix for larger systemic issues, but I hope it helps make this offering more accessible while keeping it sustainable. I'm using a framework adapted from The Green Bottle: Where You Fall on the Sliding Scale by Alexis J. Cunningfolk and Britt Hawthorne via Rest Day Creative.