Writer behind Balanced and Thriving, a wellbeing notebook that goes back to the primary sources so you do not have to. Fond of footnotes, suspicious of round numbers, and mostly interested in the small corrections that keep a life in workable proportion.
We often equate wealth with financial abundance, measuring success by the number of dollar signs in our bank accounts. Our culture has deeply ingrained this notion, reinforcing the
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