Jerrica
Initially wasn’t interested in the money conversation and wasn’t planning to stay. By the end, her reaction was essentially, “I need to get my shit together”—a shift toward engaging with her financial reality.
For artists, healers, earth stewards, community builders, and other visionaries whose plans are bigger than their current resources.
Your vision may not be too big. Your resource architecture may be too small.
Wormhole the Revolution is a three-day live virtual initiation to connect the world you want to help create with the body, financial understanding, and people needed to begin resourcing it.
Not a demand to become a different kind of person. Not a promise of magical wealth. A place to start making your financial life part of your mission.
This is the founding live event. Come for the sessions if you want to move through the work with other people in the room; recordings will also be available for approximately one month.
Maybe you can describe the land project, healing center, alternative school, food-sovereignty work, regenerative business, or community space you want to create.
Maybe you can’t describe it neatly yet. You just know there is something you’re here to build—and that making it real will take more than your own energy.
So you’ve worked on the part you know how to work on. The offer. The clients. The healing. The money mindset. The sales. Perhaps you’ve earned well at times and still wondered where it all went. Perhaps you’ve avoided looking closely at money because the language, the institutions, or the people delivering the advice never felt like you.
None of that means your vision is ridiculous.
It may mean no one has helped you look at the whole resource picture: what you need to be supported, what your work needs to sustain itself, and what the larger vision will require in money, people, relationships, skills, and structures.
I’ve always known I was here to change the world. I built businesses, led pilgrimages, and did spiritual and energetic work. At points, I made multiple six figures leading pilgrimages.
I don’t have any of that old money now.
I hadn’t been taught the financial literacy or systems to hold and steward what was coming in. I had done enormous amounts of inner work, but the money did not become lasting infrastructure.
That was a hard lesson: energetics without infrastructure is not enough.
I also brought skepticism into the financial world. Money and world-changing work had felt like separate universes to me. As I learned how financial strategies are built and how resources move, I began asking different questions about what my visions would actually require.
While looking at land in Washington, I saw eight acres priced at a little over $500,000. “Half a million dollars” could have ended the conversation. Instead, with four people potentially involved, the question became: That’s roughly $125,000 each. How would we create and steward it?
That wasn’t a purchase plan or proof the land was within reach. It was a change in how I assessed possibility. The vision hadn’t become smaller. The resource questions had become more concrete.
I saw another side of the problem while working with entrepreneurs and coaches: strong revenue and successful offers did not necessarily mean accumulated wealth or systems capable of holding what they earned. Revenue is not wealth.
And I learned the reverse lesson, too. Infrastructure without embodiment is not enough. A plan has to be something a person can engage with, understand, and use.
Wormhole the Revolution brings those lessons together. I wanted a place where someone could hear:
Your giant vision is not a pipe dream. But it needs pipes for the current-sea to flow. Let’s build them.
In some spaces, wealth is treated as something you pursue after you’ve become conventional, accumulated assets, and learned the language.
In others, wanting more money can feel suspect—as though needing less is what proves you care.
Neither rule builds the land project, pays the people doing the work, protects the human behind the mission, or keeps a regenerative business alive.
The people building the new world need to become some of the best-resourced people in it. Not by abandoning their values, and not by pretending that good intentions alone can fund the work.
That means learning to look at resources differently: not just How do I make more? but What needs to exist so the human, the work, and the vision can be supported over time?
That is the work we begin inside Wormhole.
Three live sessions follow one arc: GROUND → CLEAR → EXPAND.
What am I actually here to build?
Through vision work, movement, and embodied practice, you’ll locate where you feel under-resourced and name the vision you may have been shrinking to fit your current circumstances.
What has actually been preventing this from being resourced?
You’ll encounter financial education and real stories of different pathways to resources. Then you’ll begin mapping what is needed across four connected areas:
personal money, protection, literacy, capacity, and the ability to receive support.
livelihood, income systems, reserves, stability, and ways to hold what comes in.
the money, land, people, relationships, skills, and structures the larger vision requires.
the knowledge, introductions, collaboration, and shared resources that need not come from you alone.
Somatic and energetic practices create space to examine identities that can make this work harder: “I’m bad with money.” “I have to do everything myself.” “Wealth would change who I am.”
This is not a promise that three days will fund your project or resolve your finances. It is a beginning: a clearer way to see what your vision needs and how to start resourcing it.
The stated future price is $333. There is no inflated value stack here; this is the price of joining the first live experience.
If you choose to continue into the six-month Well-Resourced Revolutionary Starter Pack during its designated enrollment period, your Wormhole ticket investment applies toward it. Continuing is optional; the enrollment-window terms will be provided before you make that decision.
Wormhole the Revolution is running for the first time. These are related experiences, not results from this event.
These are shifts in engagement and planning. They are not claims of funding, income, or financial outcomes.
That is not a claim about what happened to her finances afterward, or a result from Wormhole. It is one example of the kind of shift this work makes room for: money moving from something to avoid toward something a person wants to engage with on their own terms.
You do not have to set your values aside to look honestly at what your work requires. Wormhole makes space for the ethical questions and the practical ones: what you need, what you want to build, and how you want to hold and direct resources.
You do not need to arrive fluent in financial language. The experience connects financial education to visions people actually care about, alongside embodiment and resource mapping. It is a starting point, not a test you need to pass.
Those experiences may have given you something valuable. Wormhole asks you to bring the pieces together: identity and somatics, financial understanding, your work, the larger project, and the community around it. Neither “think differently” nor “make a spreadsheet” is the whole method.
No. Your ticket includes one month of replay access. The live sessions and Telegram space are where you can participate with others, and we highly encourage you to attend live. We will be making connections and sharing resources that you can only get live—including a Seed Grant for one engaged participant who attends all the sessions! However, you do not need to attend every live minute to access the sessions to receive great value from this experience.
No. Wormhole includes financial education, not a promise of a financial outcome or a substitute for individualized advice. The invitation is to understand your resource needs more clearly and identify what to explore or build next.
No. Wormhole is its own three-day experience. You’ll hear about a personalized next step if you want one. If you continue within the designated enrollment period, your ticket applies toward the Starter Pack; if not, you keep what you came to Wormhole to learn and experience.
The regenerative alternatives we want—food systems, land projects, healing networks, community spaces, new businesses, new ways of caring for one another—need people willing to resource them.
Wormhole is a place to begin that work without pretending you have to do it alone.
If it is not your time, stay connected to the free world. You do not have to make a pressured decision to belong to this conversation.