The Hearts & Dollars Conference, slated for February 8, 2025, at the Regency Suites Hotel in Georgetown, is set to change how individuals approach relationships and wealth building.
Organised by Wallet Wisdom, this conference features expert speakers, including a dynamic couple, to empower attendees with the tools to create harmony between their financial goals and personal connections.
Founder of Wallet Wisdom, Mikhail McKenzie, explained that the inspiration for the conference came from observing a gap in how individuals approach relationships and financial well-being.
“Often, these areas are treated separately yet deeply intertwined. Financial stress is one of the leading causes of conflict in relationships, and strong partnerships—whether romantic, familial, or professional—are essential for achieving financial success,” McKenzie stated.
McKenzie added that attendees will be equipped with tools to align their hearts and dollars, creating harmony in their personal and financial lives.
The conference promises a day packed with valuable insights and practical strategies to tackle real-world challenges.
Whether it is improving communication about money in relationships, overcoming debt, or aligning personal and collective goals, McKenzie posited that participants will leave with actionable tools to apply in their daily lives.
“Too often, people approach wealth building and relationship growth as separate endeavours,” McKenzie said. “Our goal is to show how these areas intersect and provide the frameworks needed to create a balanced and fulfilling life.
This isn’t just about financial advice or relationship tips—it’s about a holistic transformation.”
Some speakers include Coach Michelle Cumberbatch, a Certified Relationship Strategist, who will address building resilient partnerships through communication and understanding.
Dr. Shanti Persaud, a Transformational Strategist, will offer insights into mindset shifts necessary for personal and financial growth. At the same time, Brian and Jasmin Harris, a dynamic entrepreneurial couple, will share their journey of financial planning, sacrifices, and balancing careers with family life.
“The event emphasises mindset through motivational keynotes, interactive exercises, and panel discussions that challenge limiting beliefs and inspire new ways of thinking. We’ll provide attendees with techniques to reframe their perspectives and approach challenges with confidence.”
Participants can expect more than just motivational talks. The conference offers hands-on workshops, interactive sessions, and personalised action plans. Attendees will leave with financial planning templates, communication frameworks, and a clear roadmap to align their personal and financial goals.
“The conference is designed to ensure attendees leave with more than just inspiration—they’ll have a roadmap to apply what they’ve learned immediately in their daily lives.” McKenzie, a financial literacy advocate, added, “The most important takeaway is the power of alignment—aligning your goals, your resources, and your relationships.
When your actions and values are in sync, everything else falls into place.” Beyond the February 8 conference, McKenzie envisions the Hearts & Dollars Conference as the start of a larger movement.
“This is just the beginning,” he said. “We’re building a platform for continuous learning and growth. Future editions will explore topics like intergenerational wealth transfer, entrepreneurship, and the role of mental health in financial decision-making. We’re also planning year-round mentorship programs and virtual sessions to keep the momentum going.”
Tickets cost $7,000 per individual and $12,000 for couples. They are available at Frances & Co. on Duncan Street, Safe Space at the Courtyard Mall, She-E-0 Hub on Sussex Street, and Scotty’s Smoke House. You can also purchase your ticket online at https://potsalt.events/hearts-dollars or contact Mikhail McKenzie at +592624-6759. “I invite everyone to join us at the Hearts & Dollars Conference. Together, let’s unlock new possibilities, tackle challenges, and build a brighter future for ourselves and our communities,” McKenzie concluded.
