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$1,714 in total (updated Jul 9)
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6 one-time givers (updated Jul 9)
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Who has given more financial resources to me and why?

    Brian Christian
    $1000・May 29
    Anonymous
    $50・Apr 26
    For power.
    Anonymous
    $50・Feb 18
    Anonymous
    $500・Nov 26, 2024
    Abel
    $50・Sep 16, 2024
    Sometimes our dreams come true when we help others with their dreams.
    Sayima
    $16・Aug 20, 2024
    Sayima
    $48・Feb 20, 2024
$107 / month
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3 recurring givers
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of 75 — goal by Aug 31st
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Who is giving more financial resources to me and why?

    $50/month for 6 months・1 years ago
    Anonymous
    $100/month for 12 months・1 years ago
    Anonymous
    $100/month until cancellation・1 years ago
    Anonymous
    $5/month until cancellation・1 years ago
    Pavel Reppo
    $10/month for 3 months・1 years ago
    In support of Jim’s financial power and loving ways.
    $2/month until cancellation・1 years ago
    I give because I think you are a person who leads with the heart first, and genuinely wants to help people not for what you get out of it, but for what people could do if they have true love and support.
There are many ways to give power that are non-financial:
  • Network resources—connect me with people who want to host me on their show (podcast/radio/tv/YouTube), to speak at their organization, run emotional combat (emōkō) workshops with them, and more of the other ways below.
  • Visual resources—help me improve the look of my website, my wardrobe, my products, my everything.
  • Intellectual resources—introduce me to new ideas, new books, new frameworks, new conversations, and more.
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The more we learn to give to each other,
the more we all learn to receive.

Your contributions directly determine how globally I can spread the learning of generosity.

When we start to feel overwhelmed emotionally, we can shrink into ourselves, avoiding our problems and avoiding ourselves.

And this is when we most need the help of friends…but often we haven’t learned the skills or courage to ask for it or receive it.

When we fear others might give us less, we start to give others less.

It can lead to a downward spiral of generosity, where we become more and more transactional with each other and ourselves.

And I believe I have been helping people learn generosity and I need your help to expand my reach.

I have been doing this in a more localized way for many years: one-on-one conversations, a few small group trainings, and impacting the people in my general surroundings. I believe it is both urgent and important to scale these skills and experiences to a much more global audience.

I will try to learn this and spread these learnings no matter how many resources I have, fighting the urge to become less generous. What you help me determine is the scale.

Therefore the purpose of this page is to show you how my focus on learning these things myself has been helping many of you and to ask you to help me expand my global reach by giving me more resources to do so.

Giving more to us all

The Jim Kleiber Show, where I help people learn implicitly by informally watching how I learn to deal with emotions, conflicts, relationships, and life in general.
  • Guest episodes—1-2hr+ long-form conversations with people from various walks of life, to show how to build, maintain, and repair friendships with people no matter what we talk about.
  • Ask Jim Anything—30-min video episodes with 10 questions from you all, where I answer in 2.5 minutes each.
  • DailyJim—5-15 min audio episodes where I reflect personally about current events and challenges in my life that may impact us all.
Emotional combat (emōkō), where I can help people learn to deal with emotional conflicts in a more structured, explicit way.
  • Emotional Combat with Jim Kleiber—a podcast where I explicitly talk about learning how to deal with emotional conflicts.
  • emōkō drills—very short audio drills to help us learn how to communicate how we feel and how we imagine others might feel across a variety of situations.
  • emōkō HQ forum—a subforum on JK HQ with extensive documentation of the theory, principles, drills, and more of emōkō

How have I given more to you?