Growth, wellness, family, craft, money, community, adventure and service – the eight measures of your life’s wealth
Grappling with work-life balance inevitably leads to considerations of money. How much money do we need to accumulate to have a full and healthy life? In essence, we’re balancing different forms of wealth that together form a bountiful life.and life coach, who moved from Richmond Hill , Ont., to a farmhouse in Italy three years ago to be closer to his speaking engagements in Europe and the Middle East and farther from our winters, says there are eight forms of wealth.
“Financial prosperity is only one of eight forms of wealth. I’ve mentored many billionaires over my nearly three decades of working with many of the world’s business titans, professional sports superstars, film icons and movement makers. And I can safely tell you that, for too many of them, money is all they have. They are cash rich yet life poor,” he writes inHumans are happiest and he argues genuinely wealthiest when we are steadily realizing our personal gifts and talents.
Young poet Amanda Gorman, who dazzled at Joe Biden’s 2021 inauguration with her lyrical call for togetherness,her definition of success has changed from “How much can I achieve?” to “How much can I honour myself and my needs in the face of my achievements?” A successful day now is when she gets enough hours of sleep and can check in on a friend, take a long walk or write something meaningful.Ottawa thought leader Shane Parrish.
Harvey Schachter is a Kingston-based writer specializing in management issues. He, along with Sheelagh Whittaker, former CEO of both EDS Canada and Cancom, are the authors of
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