Welcome to the 19th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on finding true wealth.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

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Welcome to the 18th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on finding true wealth.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

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Welcome to the 17th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, & meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

In the following open letter to his readers, Keith shares the five aspects of wealth and how each play a role in a life worth living. He focuses on addressing issues of the mind, body, and spirit to attain true wealth; a life of true abundance and happiness.

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Welcome to the 16th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, & meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

The following letter is written by Madeline Anderson for The Wealth Letters community. It is an open letter aimed specifically at girl dads (however, the lessons shared absolutely can, and should apply to those seeking a life of wealth, wisdom, and meaning). I am very excited for this letter (and maybe a little biased) being that I am a girl dad to two young daughters, and was so excited that Madeline was willing to provide her insight for The Wealth Letters.

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Welcome to the 15th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, & meaning.

This is a special Wealth Letter in that it is an audio interview format.

Gav Blaxberg agreed to answer some questions and provide his insights for The Wealth Letters community on his pursuit of wealth, wisdom, and meaning.

Gav is a former analyst for Goldman Sachs and is now the CEO and voice of Wolf Financial, a social media marketing firm that aims to combine social media & investment research to help people build wealth. He hosts 40+ hours per week of live content on Twitter Spaces, writes a weekly newsletter to over 9,000 investors, and hosts The Market Madness Podcast focusing on all things in the world of finance.

Gav also shares insights daily with his Twitter audience at @GavBlaxberg and @WOLF_Financial

Objectives / Overview:

Who is Gav Blaxberg?

After working with high net worth individuals & entities at Goldman Sachs, what has he found to be a recurring theme around their success?

What is success for Gav, and what is he called to do in his life?

One thing he would tell his younger self.

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Welcome to the 14th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, and meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

The following is an open letter that “AR” (Accidentally Retired) wrote to himself, as well as his readers of his blog, originally published at Accidentally Retired. It is a letter written from his future 80-year-old self.

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Welcome to the 13th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of insights from all walks of life on the pursuit of money & meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

The following is an open letter written by Maykel for The Wealth Letters. Maykel shares his story of how he saved $50,000 by age 21 while growing up on Medicaid, food stamps, and low-income housing.

Maykel is currently a college student at The University of Texas at Austin who will be starting law school in the fall of 2023.

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Welcome to the 11th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of lessons & stories from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, and meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

Mark McGrath, a financial & wealth advisor of over 10 years, shares a tragic story about his father, and the important lessons we all can take from his story.

The following is an open letter Mark wrote to his readers and clients. He almost did not write this letter, and started and trashed this letter multiple times. However, Mark truly felt that his father’s story needed to be shared.

Please note that this letter/story does not have a happy ending.

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Welcome to the 11th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of lessons & stories from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, and meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

Mark McGrath, a financial & wealth advisor of over 10 years, shares a tragic story about his father, and the important lessons we all can take from his story.

The following is an open letter Mark wrote to his readers and clients. He almost did not write this letter, and started and trashed this letter multiple times. However, Mark truly felt that his father’s story needed to be shared.

Please note that this letter/story does not have a happy ending.

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Welcome to the 10th edition of The Wealth Letters, a collection of lessons & stories by people from all walks of life on the pursuit of wealth, wisdom, and meaning.

If you haven’t done so, please read or listen to the manifesto before diving in to the collection, as it will give a clear vision of the project; the Who, What, and Why.

The following video recording is a voice-note that Akta spoke to herself on her drive home from work. These are the random thoughts she had running through her head as she realized the predominant thing that she changed in her life.

Objectives / Overview:

How do you deal with finally achieving a big goal that took a lot of “blood, sweat, and tears” to achieve, only to find out that reaching the goal does not provide you with the satisfaction you were looking for?

What happens when you decide to stop jumping through the hoops that society tells you to?

How do we beat the Tyranny of Should?

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