Paint your tote. Plan your 2027. A creative day of painting, games and honest money talk at Hackhouse Africa: look at your money habits, name your goals and leave with a plan for the new year.
Get your ticket
Tickets are sold on our partner’s page (Hackhouse Africa). Pay with M-PESA or card. Questions? Email hello@fnsoko.com.
About this workshop.
Paint your tote. Plan your 2027. Brush with Wealth is a relaxed, hands-on day that mixes creativity with real money conversations. You paint your own tote bag, play money games and, along the way, take an honest look at how you spend and save.
What you will do
- Paint your own tote to take home, your bag alignment for 2027.
- Play money games that make budgeting, saving and goals feel easy to talk about.
- Reflect on your money habits in a room with no judgement and no sales pitch.
- Name your goals and map a simple plan to build wealth in 2027.
- Connect with people who are working on their money too.
Led by Wanja Waithaka, CPA-K, founder of Fnsoko. Come alone, bring your partner or bring the whole squad.
Tickets
- Early bird: KSh 2,500
- Regular: KSh 3,500
- Couple's ticket: KSh 4,500
- Squad ticket: KSh 10,000
Tickets are sold through our venue partner, Hackhouse Africa. Pay with M-PESA or card. Only 80 places.
What you will take home.
Every Fnsoko workshop is built around one idea: you should leave knowing exactly what to do next with your money.
A clear look at your money
Where it comes from, where it really goes, and which habits are quietly costing you.
Goals with numbers on them
Turn "I want to save" into an amount, a date and a monthly figure you can live with.
A plan for the next month
Small, specific steps you can start the following week, not someday.
This is for you if...
You do not need a finance background, a big salary or any savings yet. You only need to want things to be different.
Your pay disappears too fast
You earn, but by the 20th you are wondering where it all went.
You want your money to grow
You have heard about money market funds, SACCOs and T-bills and want them explained plainly.
You learn better with others
You would rather ask questions out loud and hear how other Kenyans handle money.
Your host, Wanja Waithaka.
Wanja is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K) who works in Kenya’s capital markets. She started Fnsoko so that Kenyans could learn about money before they lose it, not after.
- Plain words and Kenyan examples, never jargon.
- Honest education: nobody sells you a product.
- Time for your own questions, however basic they feel.
Before you book.
How do I pay?
Pay securely through Paystack with M-Pesa or card. Fnsoko never sees your card details or M-Pesa PIN, and you see a confirmation as soon as the payment goes through.
Can I book for a couple or a group?
Yes. Email hello@fnsoko.com with how many tickets you need and we will sort you out.
Where is it?
Hackhouse Africa, 124 Manyani East Road, Westlands, Nairobi. If you need directions on the day, email hello@fnsoko.com.
Do I need to know about money already?
No. Wanja starts from the basics and uses plain language and Kenyan examples. Come as you are, with your questions.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is financial education, not financial advice. Wanja explains how things work so you can make your own decisions, and nobody will sell you a product.
What if I have another question?
Email hello@fnsoko.com and we will get back to you.
This is financial education, not financial advice.
Past sessions from The Wealth Map.
Our webinar series on growing your money. Get on the list and you will hear about the next one first.
Understanding special funds
Wanja walked through what special funds are, how they work and the risks to check before you put money in.
With a guest speaker
Wanja was joined by a guest speaker for the same session, with time for questions from everyone on the call.
Wealth Map webinars so far, each one on a single topic, explained properly.
240+learners have learned with Wanja, online and in person.
Ready? Get your ticket.
Brush with Wealth, Saturday 5 December 2026, Westlands, Nairobi. Early bird tickets KSh 2,500.