Sliding Scale Pricing.

Sliding scale fees are provided for workshops and courses to account for different incomes—between and within countries. Please review the group countries lists from The International Focusing Institute (TIFI), below or on their website, which uses average incomes in USD, and the sliding scale fee guidance document, also below, to select what discount code feels right to you, taking into account both your location and your situation.

Often we find that folks who've experienced early-life abundance who are *currently temporarily scarce* select lower on the scale than people who've experienced early-life scarcity who are temporarily abundant. That's not what's supposed to happen—and it doesn't create a sustainable practice for the practitioner.

As the guidance document says, please “place yourself as best you can, being honest and self-loving.” The intention is for you to do a self-assessment and choose for yourself. More instructions are available here.

Discount Codes: Equity by Country and Situation

TIFI created six groups in order to have a more equitable membership structure. The groups are based upon the average Gross National Income (GNI) in US dollars, as calculated by the World Bank for 2020. You can read more about how TIFI did this here. PUPA uses these country groups for sliding scale pricing, and has built upon them with the sliding scale fee guidance document below, to further adjust for situations within countries. See the accordion below for discount codes for each group.

If you do not make the GNI range of your country, you can feel free to place yourself in a country group that reflects your income. You can also use the sliding scale fee guidance document below to place yourself according to your situation, which includes other factors than current income, such as your family assets or roadblocks.

  • If you are from the USA, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts that are true for you are near the top of the scale, please pay the full fee/supporter side of the scale*.

    United States of America (USA)

    *If your situation is mostly in the top or higher area of the scale, you can opt to make a donation on the pupa.ca/donations page to further help offset sliding scale fees for others.

  • If you are from one of these countries, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts on the scale that are true for you are in the top middle section, including some lower middle prompts, please feel free to use Discount Code: SS25%OFF

    Australia

    Austria

    Belgium

    Bermuda

    Canada

    Cayman Islands

    Channel Islands

    Denmark

    Finland

    France

    Germany

    Hong Kong China

    Iceland

    Ireland

    Isle of Man

    Israel

    Japan

    Liechtenstein

    Luxembourg

    Macao SAR, China

    Netherlands

    New Zealand

    Norway

    Qatar

    Singapore

    Sweden

    Switzerland

    United Arab Emirates

    United Kingdom

  • If you are from one of these countries, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts on the scale that are true for you are at the bottom of the middle section (above the Low-Middle line), please feel free to use Discount Code: SS50%OFF

    Antigua and Barbuda

    Aruba

    Bahamas, The

    Bahrain

    Barbados

    Brunei Darussalam

    Chile

    Curacao

    Cyprus

    Czech Republic

    Estonia

    French Polynesia

    Greece

    Greenland

    Hungary

    Italy

    Korea, Rep.

    Kuwait

    Latvia

    Lithuania

    Malta

    Palau

    Poland

    Portugal

    Puerto Rico

    Saudi Arabia

    Seychelles

    Sint Maarten

    Slovak Republic

    Slovenia

    Spain

    St. Kitts and Nevis

    Trinidad and Tobago

    Turks and Caicos Islands

    Uruguay

  • If you are from one of these countries, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts on the scale that are true for you are evenly split between being over and under the Low-Middle line, please feel free to use Discount Code: SS70%OFF

    Argentina

    China (mainland and Taiwan)

    Costa Rica

    Croatia

    First Nations/Native Americans

    Malaysia

    Mauritius

    Nauru

    New Caledonia

    Oman

    Panama

    Romania

    Russian Federation

    St. Lucia

    Taiwan

    Venezuela, RB

  • If you are from one of these countries, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts that are true for you are under the Low-Middle line of the scale, please feel free to use Discount Code: SS80%OFF

    Albania

    Belarus

    Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Botswana

    Brazil

    Bulgaria

    Colombia

    Cuba

    Dominica

    Dominican Republic

    Ecuador

    Equatorial Guinea

    Fiji

    Gabon

    Grenada

    Guyana

    Iran, Islamic Rep.

    Iraq

    Jamaica

    Kazakhstan

    Lebanon

    Libya

    Maldives

    Mexico

    Montenegro

    Namibia

    North Macedonia

    Paraguay

    Peru

    Serbia

    South Africa

    St. Vincent and the Grenadines

    Suriname

    Thailand

    Tonga

    Turkey

    Turkmenistan

    Tuvalu

  • If you are from one of these countries, OR your income is in this range, OR most of the prompts that are true for you are at the bottom of the scale, please feel free to use Discount Code: SS90%OFF

    Afghanistan

    Algeria

    Angola

    Armenia

    Azerbaijan

    Bangladesh

    Belize

    Benin

    Bhutan

    Bolivia

    Burkina Faso

    Burundi

    Cabo Verde

    Cambodia

    Cameroon

    Central African Republic

    Chad

    Comoros

    Congo

    Cote d'Ivoire

    Djibouti

    Egypt, Arab Rep.

    El Salvador

    Eritrea

    Eswatini

    Ethiopia

    Gambia, The

    Georgia

    Ghana

    Guatemala

    Guinea

    Guinea-Bissau

    Haiti

    Honduras

    India

    Indonesia

    Jordan

    Kenya

    Kiribati

    Kosovo

    Kyrgyz Republic

    Lao PDR

    Lesotho

    Liberia

    Madagascar

    Malawi

    Mali

    Marshall Islands

    Mauritania

    Micronesia

    Moldova

    Mongolia

    Morocco

    Mozambique

    Myanmar

    Nepal

    Nicaragua

    Niger

    Nigeria

    Pakistan

    Palestine

    Papua New Guinea

    Philippines

    Rwanda

    Samoa

    Sao Tome and Principe

    Senegal

    Sierra Leone

    Solomon Islands

    Somalia

    South Sudan

    Sri Lanka

    Sudan

    Syrian Arab Republic

    Tajikistan

    Tanzania

    Timor-Leste

    Togo

    Tunisia

    Uganda

    Ukraine

    Uzbekistan

    Vanuatu

    Vietnam

    West Bank and Gaza

    Yemen

    Zambia

    Zimbabwe

Instructions for applying the discount code

  • Place yourself in a country group above, or find your place on the sliding scale below, or some combination of the two (use your felt sense to find where feels right to you)

  • Open the accordion for that Group/place on the scale (the plus symbols above beside the Group/scale options)

  • Copy the discount code

  • On the checkout page, paste the discount code into the discount code box, which is in the 2. Payment & Discounts section. Select the apply button.

Scale to help identify your situation

Click on image to view and/or download this file as a PDF. Thanks to ridefreefearlessmoney.com/about/fees/ for this work! Please view their website for more instructions on using the scale.

NOTES ON USING THIS SCALE

The following notes are in the guidance document. They’re included here to make them easier to read:

  • This is a guide, not a prescription. You know your financial reality better than anyone or any scale, period.

  • There are lots of experiences and situations not covered here - place yourself as you best can, being honest and self-loving.

  • It's ok to have resources! And it's ok not to have them. That's what a scale is meant to account for.

  • Please use this as an opportunity to examine your resources (or lack thereof) and situation holistically and generationally.

Often we find that folks who've experienced early-life abundance who are *currently temporarily scarce* select lower on the scale than people who've experienced early-life scarcity who are temporarily abundant. That's not what's supposed to happen—and it doesn't create a sustainable practice for the practitioner.