Norma T. Hollis – YOUR VIEW OF WEALTH

Are you struggling to find your path to wealth? It’s a path that all of us travel from one perspective or another and it can be very challenging.

We are taught that wealth means the accumulation of money. But is that the only definition of wealth?

No, it’s not.

From an authenticity perspective, wealth means joy and abundance. Having an abundance of the things that give you joy.

What brings you joy? Is it family, friends or the activities you do? Perhaps it’s learning something new or fulfilling your purpose. Or maybe it’s your community or a cause you are devoted to.

I’ve met a lot of people over the years who have lots of money but are not joyful. And I’ve also met many people who have little money yet are filled with joy.

What makes the difference?

If you get absorbed by money as the definition of net wealth, you spend your time focused on money and the things it can do for you. I’ve met lots of people like this then they get to retirement and find that their lives are empty. They are confused about what wealth really means so they move between one idea and another and have a difficult time making a solid connection with joy.

Instead of juggling your definition of wealth and how you approach it, take a solid perspective that ensures that the way you think about net wealth gives you abundance. Take an authentic perspective that will help you bring more joy and abundance in your life.

This class will assist you to examine the areas of your wealth. Are you financially wealthy, spiritually wealthy, relationship wealthy, opportunity wealthy or do you excel in another area of wealth? Is your wealth balanced? If one area is stronger than the other, does it balance out your life so that you do not focus on the things that you don’t have but instead focus on what you do have? As you take this class, examine your definition and expression of net wealth as you understand how to create additional joy and contentment in your life.