What Are The Different Aspects of Wealth? | Mission Wealth Management
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What Are The Different Aspects of Wealth? | Mission Wealth Management
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and I want don’t you elaborate a little bit on on the different aspects of wealth that that uh that you share and explore with people well people usually think of wealth as being about money about financial abundance and so if a man just as an example or woman let’s say was worth $25 million which is a lot of money but they’re out of shape and overweight and they can’t climb two flights of steps without being winded and they go home a stranger disconnected from their family and they can’t sleep well because they have a lot of anxiety and stress would you still call them wealthy I don’t I just say they have money right yeah so Society has defined wealth based on financial abundance but actually I’ve looked at wealth in a lot of different areas and it’s really incredible when you help people kind of uncover the stories that they’ve been playing inside their head that often times they picked up you know from early childhood and how that’s really holding them back and and also hampering a lot of their relationships you know they might have issues around control or guilt or fear with money and so helping
them kind of become more empowered in their mental state around money then can have a lot more abundance in their lives and then helping them do that in a lot of different dimensions of their lives um just is is so rewarding
Mission Wealth Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer, Seth Streeter explains how true wealth is more than financial abundance.
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