Subject 11 of 15
Money & mind
Why money feels the way it does, how to talk about it with people you love, and how to spend on purpose, guilt-free.
Why do I avoid looking at my bank balance?
4 modules, from the first step to the finishing touches. Each one is a few short lessons you can do in one sitting.
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1
What money does to your head
Emotional spending, the stress of having too little, and how to spend on what you value without guilt.
10 lessons -
2
Money and the people around you
Talking money with a partner or family, when one saves and one spends, and saying no kindly.
9 lessons -
3
The gap between wanting and buying
Why we buy on impulse, how stores nudge you, and simple ways to buy only what you really want.
6 lessons -
4
Passing it on
Beneficiaries, wills made simple, and giving to the causes you care about.
5 lessons
Questions about money & mind
Why do I avoid checking my bank balance?
Because money is tied up with feelings like worry and shame, so looking can feel like getting graded. It’s really common. This subject explains what’s going on and helps checking feel normal again.
How do I talk about money with my partner?
Start with where things really stand, not with rules. Lever covers how to have the money talk, what to do when one of you saves and the other spends, and how to say no kindly with a number.
How do I stop impulse buying?
Put a little space between wanting something and buying it, like waiting a day or taking the card off your phone. Lever shows simple tricks that work, without making you feel guilty for treating yourself.
Ready to start money & mind?
It’s free, and your first lesson takes about two minutes.