true WELLth

"What really matters in life?" This fundamental question was what inspired the chairman of a major multinational corporation to launch 1440 Multiversity, an innovative hub for immersion learning. In this episode, Scott Kriens shares candid, heartfelt thoughts on the importance of facing our fears head on and how "generative energy" can help us all make powerful daily micro course corrections (or major macro life shifts) to bring us closer to living from a place of true WELLth.

You might expect the award-winning journalist, prolific author and financial editor of NBC's The Today Show to come on the true WELLth podcast to share everyday tips on improving our personal finance habits. Instead, Jean shares with us one of the most powerful arguments I've ever heard about why the linkage between money and safety for women – is a vital one for all genders to understand. Jean also shares with us insights from the research done for her newest book, Women With Money.

"You're Just Not That Great" is not only the title of Daniel's extremely popular TEDx talk, but it is also the framework through which he shares a wide range of insights that can improve our finances and personal lives. Through a discussion of how our primal brains are alive, well, and driving all sorts of havoc, he guides us to find ways to think critically about what drives our behaviors and how we can override our age-old mental hardwiring.

When it comes to the issue of civilizational survival, "Everybody wins or we all lose," is Vicki's core message in this riveting episode. Through her insightful "four freedoms" framework, thoughts on the shift away from placed-based living (and its effect on the concept of community), the upside of boundaries, and reflections on being of service to this larger project called the web of life of the human family, listeners will walk away with fresh tools to answer: "Who am I in this society?"

This SEC lawyer turned expert in applied personal development and human potential, shares a cornucopia of useful tools for living a life deeply aligned. The core tool is self-inquiry, a practice Jonathan notes was a foundational part of education amongst the Greeks and others and one that is lacking today in a way that can easily lead us astray. Combined with thoughts on disrupting yourself in the spirit of continuous growth, listeners will be inspired to think of life as a "continuous project."

Whenever he flies, Carl asks the pilot if they make a detailed flight plan. They say yes. He then asks how often they stick to that flight plan. They say never. Conditions always change mid-flight and they too, must adjust. Carl argues these same micro adjustments pilots make, are essential to living a life of deep peace and contentment. Carl also shows us how this same thinking can help us avoid the handful of catastrophic mistakes that can, and often do, decimate financial futures.

Welcome! We are so excited you have found our true WELLth podcast community. Listening to this short audio trailer (www.TrueWELLthPodcast.com. Our 25-minute episodes come out twice a month on Wednesdays. The goal of our show is to help you identify how to best align the way you spend your money and your time with what matters most to you in life. For this... is what ultimately leads to a life of true WELLth. To help you achieve this balance (through tiny tweaks or radical reboots!) our show features a surprisingly wide variety of guests experts who will give you tips, tools, insights, and mental models to use in deciding which of the four core levers of holistic wellbeing - social, emotional, physical, financial - you'd like to consider tweaking to bring your life closer to your unique vision of true WELLth. The real secret sauce to our show -- as you'll hear clearly in this audio trailer -- is that our guests speak not just from their minds but from their hearts as well. The raw, candid and uncensored way in which they share both their professional expertise and personal insights is what makes our beloved listeners feel connected to the show on a soul level.