If you don't think
you're rich, try counting all the things you have that money can't buy...
~ Rob Hawkins
Your personal wealth is more than the money in your bank
accounts and all the worldly possessions you have. These are measurable. There is intangible personal wealth you
should treasure more than anything else because it is priceless. Perhaps you
have overlooked it. Here is a list of your
truly personal wealth:
Health: Your health is the soul of your life and your
wealth. You have the power to create more wealth when you are fit and healthy.
You are also free to enjoy the wealth that you have created because when you
are feeble and weak, your movement is restricted and you have no way to enjoy
your wealth. Health is your greatest wealth.
Skills, knowledge, and wisdom: All the material wealth can be
taken away from you, but nobody can take away what you have in your mind. You
can start all over again to rebuild your wealth. You have the skills and the
expertise which are of value to others. The knowledge you possess and the
experience you have gained are transformed into your personal wisdom. What you
know is truly priceless.
Creativity: Ii is about an idea, a unique and original idea.
When you can conceive, you can turn an idea into wealth. It is the key to
success in the world of online technology. Creative thoughts are wealth.
A positive mindset: Your personal wealth is also measured by
the way you perceive yourself and the world around you. You are rich when you
are optimistic and confident. You are poor when you feel dejected and
pessimistic.
Happiness: Are you happy? If you are not, you will miss the
most important element in life. If you are not happy, material wealth does not
matter. When you are happy you are rich beyond what you have. Life is worth
living and you look forward to each new day with joy.
Relationships: A happy family and people you can count on
and connect with are the precious things in life. You can’t measure it with money.
Think about it, you are wealthy in many ways.
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