What language is the workshop taught in?

Language is not specified in the booking details; check the FareHarbor page or contact the organizer on the booking link for confirmation.

How much does registration cost?

Matrícula (registration) is $5.00 as listed; the fee covers the session but not transportation or materials.

Where exactly do we meet?

The meeting point is 3500 W Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018. Look for the entrance listed on your booking confirmation.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details are not provided. Contact the organizer before booking if you require mobility accommodations.

Bring a notebook, pen, water, and any personal financial examples you’re willing to discuss during exercises.

Is prior financial expertise required?

No. The session is designed for all experience levels and focuses on beliefs, habits, and practical steps rather than technical finance.

Dinero: Gran Espejo de la Conciencia — Taller de Mentalidad Financiera en Los Angeles | Workshop

On July 9, 2026, Dinero: Gran Espejo de la Conciencia arrives in Los Angeles, offering a focused two-hour workshop that reframes money as a practical tool for inner work and everyday freedom. Meeting at 3500 W Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018, this session asks participants to inspect the stories they carry about wealth, scarcity, and self-worth and to practice small, actionable habits that increase their capacity to receive. The class runs two hours and accepts up to 30 people, creating a group dynamic that balances intimate reflection with shared insight. For a $5 matrícula, instructors guide exercises that identify limiting beliefs, map emotional triggers around spending and saving, and introduce rituals to shift perspective. Expect reflective writing prompts, structured sharing, and concrete next steps you can apply to bills, budgeting, and relationship money conversations. What makes this offering distinct in Los Angeles is its urban setting on West Adams, a neighborhood with deep architectural history and a mix of cultural influences. The workshop makes use of the city’s everyday energy rather than pretending you must escape to the wilderness to change your habits. Here, the street grid, nearby parks, and local cafes function as practical extensions of the lesson: small, repeatable actions in familiar places add up. This session is ideal for people who feel stuck in recurring financial patterns, those curious about the psychology of money, and professionals seeking low-cost, high-impact personal development. No prior experience is required; exercises are accessible, verbal and written, and scale to individual comfort. Mobility accessibility is not listed, so contact organizers before booking if you require accommodations. Practical tips: arrive early to find parking or hop on public transit, bring a notebook and pen, and wear comfortable clothing for seated exercises and light movement. The facilitator encourages candid, respectful sharing; bring examples from your own life to get the most from paired activities. Because the class is short, punctuality preserves the group's flow. Beyond the session itself, Dinero acts as a small civic node for Los Angeles residents who want to recalibrate how they relate to money without heavy financialization. It’s a concentrated, community-oriented approach to prosperity that treats money as information about values and habits rather than as a moral score. If you’re in town on July 9, this workshop is a low-cost, high-return way to reframe your finances and leave with clear, immediate steps to practice. Reserve early—space is limited to thirty people, and the $5 registration covers the session fee but not travel or materials. Meeting point details list 3500 W Adams Blvd. Plan to stay afterward for local coffee to process insights and swap resources; many attendees report that brief post-class conversations are where plans begin to change.