Finance too often operates out of a fear-based, scarcity mindset that hoards and dominates. The work of shifting finance from harm to healing needs people with brave, conscious, and coherent inner worlds. Edge Finance opens spaces for deep inquiry into our personal edges, from untapped human potentials to intergenerational traumas and the psychology of money and wealth. Our self is an instrument of the change we seek in the world. The world is a reflection of our inner self. Knowing this, we look within to go beyond.

Cultural perceptions of value, money, and finance are changing. Systemic investing is gaining mindshare. Collective efforts to address complex issues remain fragmented and require greater coordination across worldviews. Edgewalking takes us to this intangible “We” space, where relational edges become places of solidarity and creativity and we become more skillful at healing and evolving the dominant culture of finance.

How do we rewrite the rules, remake the incentives, rebuild the tools and institutions of finance? Can we revalue the natural world to include nature’s intrinsic value and sacredness? Who holds the power to decide and what voice does nature have? Edgewalking is imaginative and practical—we play at the innovative edge of movements, technologies, and strategies to birth a new economy and underlying financial system in right relationship with the natural and physical world.