Two of the definitions for wealth in the Oxford dictionary are 1) a large amount of money, property or valuable possessions. 2) The state of being rich.

To some, wealth is not having to work at all. To others, their time is their wealth. And yet there are those that think being ‘debt free’ is the true measure of wealth. In the words of the great Buckminster Fuller “Wealth consists of physical energy (as matter or radiation) combined with metaphysical know-what and know-how.

To the ancient Chinese having an abundance of food on the table was enough to indicate that you were a wealthy family. Some people believe that wealth comes only if you are in good health or have harmonious relationships. And let’s face it, without either of those, wealth in terms of money and possessions is somewhat empty.

What is certain…is that wealth means different things to different people. In other words, wealth is in the eye of the beholder. Wealth is a mindset and true wealth is merely a point of view.

That is great news for it means that we can all create and retain our wealth – whatever that might be for each and every one of us. So, determining what true wealth means to you, training your mind and nurturing your thoughts to provide positive conditions for wealth are important. That is; the health of our mind, and therefore our bodies is a key contributor to gaining financial wealth particularly through the stressful times presented by the roller coaster ride of current global affairs.

In addition, ensure that you take care of the environmental influences through good Feng Shui advice.

And Remember, If you realise you have enough you are indeed truly rich.