Ralph Waldo Emerson famously said: “The first wealth is health.” 

We know this intuitively, and yet we live and work in a culture that rewards hustle and rapidly increasing technology that has only increased the pressure on us to do more, better, faster. For those of us who are drivers, it can even be exhilarating.

But, what happens when a life threatening illness stops you in your tracks? What happens when finding the right balance is no longer optional? When your life depends on it.

In this session, we’ll talk strategies for building a meaningful retirement advisory practice doing work you love while taking care of your most valuable asset: your health.