“The Wealth Money Can’t Buy: 8 Paths to a Richer Life”
In 25 years of my career,as a coach and therapist, I had the opportunity towork with the uber richand this close association with them has made me learn something about wealth vicariously. Money buys you the fanciest cars and mansions and all the things the world says is success. But itdoes not assure a joyful and happy life. And with all the wealth andcomforts,if people feellonely,sickand self-depreciative,there is something more to wealth than money alone. So, let me introduce you a more wholesome perspective on wealth:
First form of wealth that society doesn’t suggest as wealth is growth. But ifyou are on the path of personal development and building intimacy with your gifts and your talents and your true power,that’sa currency worth celebrating.
Second form of wealth is wellness. And if you don’tbelieve it, asksomeonewho is losingtheir health. All they care about is trying to get their health back. Sobuilding energy,vitality,extending longevity, eatingclean,biohacking,supplementation,exercise,rest all those thingsare crucial ingredients of health.
Third form of wealth is family.Going back home to a loving family is one of the biggest gifts and to me that means so much more to me than any worldly success.
Fourth form of wealth is your craft. Whether you are a genitoror a driver,whatever you do, all work has dignity and meaning. And so seeing your work as a craft and pursuing mastery is a great source of riches and happiness and fulfillment.
The fifth form of wealth is money.We need money. It gives freedom. It allows us to take care of responsibilities, do nice things forpeople in need, and those we love.
