Waitlist open · Launches in November
Intentional Investing
Intentional Investing is Investing 101 for women who've built their foundation and are ready to grow, with on-demand lessons, live access to the founders, and a simple plan you can automate.
What you'll be able to do
- 01Know what to investExplain saving vs. investing, and decide which of your goals get invested.
- 02Understand your optionsFrom accounts to asset classes, understand what's out there and choose what fits you.
- 03Pick your strategy and automate itChoose your approach and set up a monthly contribution that runs on its own.
Intentional Investing is for you if…
- You know your numbers and have a safety net in place.
- You're ready to grow your money, not just save it.
- Investing feels important but confusing, and you want to understand investing yourself.
Financial Foundations grads Already took Financial Foundations? You'll get $100 off when doors open.
Join the waitlistIntentional Investing isn't for you yet if…
- You don't have an emergency fund yet.
- You don't have a plan for your high-interest debt.
- You're not sure where your money goes each month.
Start with Financial Foundations. It builds the safety net and money system that investing works best on.
Explore Financial FoundationsWant both? Get the bundle.
Financial Foundations and Intentional Investing together for $1,500, almost $200 less than buying them separately, with 8 weeks of live group coaching with Lexi and Delana instead of 4. Start with Financial Foundations now, and Intentional Investing opens when doors open.
Lexi + Delana
Taught by Lexi and Delana
Lexi Sidle
Working in finance in NYC, Lexi kept meeting high earners who were still living paycheck to paycheck. She started teaching money workshops for her friends, and that turned into Wealthkind. A yoga teacher and real estate investor, she builds meditation into the curriculum, because knowing the math doesn't help if you can't stand to look at your bank account.
Delana Bristow
After a pandemic layoff exposed her own paycheck-to-paycheck reality, Delana paid off $25K of credit card debt and tripled her net worth in four years. A former Teach for America educator, she designs the way Wealthkind teaches.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Expected early November. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.
You don't need to, but it's recommended. Only jump straight to investing if you already have an emergency fund set up and a money system that works for you. If not, start with Financial Foundations. Financial Foundations grads get $100 off.
No, Intentional Investing is education. We teach you how investing works so you can choose what fits you.
Be first in when doors open
Intentional Investing launches in November, and waitlist members hear first.
