(noun, etymology Dutch from ‘boedel’: estate, possession, inheritance, stock.). 1. Crowd, pack, lot, as in ‘the whole boodle.’ 2. a. Counterfeit money b. Money acquired or spent illegally or improperly, particularly when used in bribery for political purposes. 3. Slang for money in general.

What are Boodle-cises?

They are exercises to help you develop new ways of thinking about money. As you work your way through these exercises, take a few notes, jot down interesting ideas that come to mind.

If you wish, you can jump over to our Boodle Blog to make comments and share a few words about the thoughts you’ve come up with.  There are also additional exercises within the blog posts (See Boodle-cise category).

In other words, join the conversation about how to re-think money. And remember to have fun.

Here’s what to expect from each of the Boodle-cises:

  • Boodle-cise 1: What Is Money?
  • Boodle-cise 2: Money Autobiography
  • Boodle-cise 3: Money’s Value
  • Boodle-cise 4: Follow the Money
  • Boodle-cise 5: Precious Commodity
  • Boodle-cise 6: Beg on the Street
  • Boodle-cise 7: Trust Fall
  • Boodle-cise 8: In Each Other We Trust

Develop some new ways to think about money

Understanding Money Connections • Building Mutual Trust • Creating Economic Substance

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