We built Clear Sky so that we could meditate. And that’s exactly what we did in the first few years of operation. Summers were so packed that it was challenging to provide space for everyone to sleep. Business was booming — or so we thought. 

As spiritual types, we weren’t interested in finances, KPIs or projections. The suggestion of a budget seemed outlandish given how busy we were. 

You can imagine our surprise when we finally made a budget and discovered we were losing money. 

We tell this story now in jest, yet for many spiritual types, money can be a source of tension. We need money to function in society, yet pursuing money can feel hypocritical or out of integrity. 

For this reason, we now use money as a tool for uncovering our unconscious patterns around giving and receiving, around abundance or never feeling like you have enough. 

And through these explorations we embrace financial generativity to support wholesome and positive change in the world.