This monks daily activities don’t involve the pursuit of material wealth. Central to their  lifestyle is the practice of Buddhism, as laid down by Buddha and others, long ago.Possibly for the monk; mental and spiritual health is wealth.

Most of us in the western world, strive to reach a degree of financial security.Achieving this “security” is difficult for many and the overall result is a continuum. This can range from a point where your income does not cover your expenses, to points where expenses are met, or exceeded and assets can be acquired..

This decade (2020) offers challenging and exciting times to live in North America. Extended, healthy lifespans for some, alongside the ongoing digital transformation create opportunities we’ve never had before.

On the flip side we face out-of-date beliefs about aging, such as you’re too young or too old , political instability on a global scale, hyperinflation , health issues and more, making it harder to view these times as one of living your dreams and enrichment.

For the Boomer and X generations, The Un-retirement Guide provides insight into the 3rd Age, career stage. With a custom Wellness Plan and some intentional action, you CAN begin to create the lifestyle of your choosing– no matter what life you’ve led until now nor what anyone else says you can and can’t do. Check under the Offerings Tab for more info on the U-Guide.

New Book 

Everything is moving quickly this decade making it important to stay grounded, so we make good decisions. The importance of developing our self-awareness is the subject of an upcoming eBook The Gen Y, Z and Alpha people should find it helpful. .It may however, offer useful information to all generations.

Developing self-awareness can improve key soft skills, such as emotional and social intelligence.

These soft skills are in high demand by employers in today’s labor market,see the Resources tab. Our personal and career success is increasingly measured against our ability to manage ourselves in these skill areas.

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