The 5 Types of Wealth: A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life

What’s your connection to [insert current place or event]? What are you most excited about currently? What’s lighting you up outside of work? What’s your favorite book you’ve read recently?

You get somewhere by building genuine relationships: Giving with no intention of receiving in return Acting in the service of others Creating value for those around

Give a stranger a compliment every single day. Say you like someone’s shirt or shoes, compliment the person’s haircut, whatever. Don’t use it as a conversation starter—say it and continue

Say exactly what you mean. No one—not even your family—can read your mind.

When it comes to love, expand your time horizon. Thinking short term leads to bad relationships.

People are made for love—we all crave it, and we can find something lovable in just about everyone we meet. We don’t always give it or accept it, because we make a lot of mistakes, but love is what all our hearts desire.

“A fit body, a calm mind, and a house full of love. These things cannot be bought—they must be earned.” The most universally treasured, valuable, and durable things in life cannot be acquired with money.

The desire to be respected and admired by your fellow humans is natural (and evolutionarily helpful).

Your Social Wealth is built across three core pillars: Depth: Connection to a small circle of people with deep, meaningful bonds Breadth: Connection to a larger circle of people for support and belonging beyond the self, either through individual relationships or through community, religious, spiritual, or cultural infrastructure Earned status: The