The True Measure of Wealth

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Every year, when this truly green holiday rolls around, I can’t help thinking about Leprechauns and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

If we were honest about our hopes and dreams when we started our businesses, I think most would admit that a part of those dreams included making enough money to pay the bills, help out a family member, or easily donate to a favorite charity without thinking twice about it.  There would be enough money to go around.

But while we are still being honest, I am guessing that the same group would follow-up by sharing that money is not their true measure of wealth.

Wealth for me, is being able to positively impact the lives of others.

In my business, that means teaching women how to develop businesses that leverage their greatest assets.

With regard to my family, that means having close relationships with my parents, my sisters, and all my nieces and nephews.

And with my friends, that means staying in touch even across the miles, and being there when one needs a shoulder to lean on.

So in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, if not a pot of gold, what is your true measure of wealth?

Please leave a comment below.







IF YOU ENJOYED THIS POST…

You’ll love my newsletter. Get Blog Updates, PLUS –

  • Early notification of upcoming program launches and educational events,
  • Special “subscriber-only” discounts, invitations and previews, and
  • My Ltd Edition Ebook, Top 10 Strategies Super-Women Use to Stay Super-Fueled

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

Post a Comment