In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, Gen Z faces unprecedented challenges, particularly in terms of mental health. Social isolation, chronic loneliness, and economic pressures have left many young workers feeling adrift and disengaged. According to a recent Gallup report, only 31% of employees under 35 describe themselves as “thriving,” highlighting a significant decline in morale among … Continue reading Enhancing Mental Well-Being for Gen Z: The Power of a Comprehensive Game Plan for Life and Money
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Navigating Retirement with a Disabled Child: The Planner’s Perspective
Picture this: You’re a parent, juggling the relentless demands of caring for a disabled child. The financial adviser’s perspective is that causes a pension gap, their solution? Save more in pensions. But is that really the whole story? Let’s dive into a more comprehensive, realistic approach. The Adviser’s Take: Save, Save, Save Real-Life Impacts: The … Continue reading Navigating Retirement with a Disabled Child: The Planner’s Perspective
The Missing Component of Wellbeing: Spiritual Health
Since Rath and Harter published "Wellbeing: The Five Essential Elements" in 2010, wellbeing has been widely recognised as encompassing five dimensions: Career, Social, Financial, Physical, and Community. Their conclusions were based on an extensive global survey involving two million interviews. Despite the comprehensive nature of their study, there remains a glaring omission that has significant … Continue reading The Missing Component of Wellbeing: Spiritual Health
Life Planning: A Pathway Out of Worklessness, Poverty, and Poor Health
In a number of regions in the UK, the intersection of worklessness, poverty, and poor health forms a debilitating cycle that traps many in a state of dependency and despair. This "toxic triangle" not only diminishes the quality of life but also stifles the potential for economic and personal growth. Life planning offers a transformative … Continue reading Life Planning: A Pathway Out of Worklessness, Poverty, and Poor Health
Bridging Worlds: The Integration of Empirical Pragmatism and Holistic Inquiry in the Realm of Human Development and Financial Planning
Embarking on the profound journey of ascending in soul consciousness is a path that not only demands immense bravery but also an unwavering commitment to traversing the often tumultuous waters of personal growth and societal criticism. This article aims to offer a beacon of support and encouragement to those who, by choosing to elevate their … Continue reading Bridging Worlds: The Integration of Empirical Pragmatism and Holistic Inquiry in the Realm of Human Development and Financial Planning
The Empirical Evidence of Spiritual Well-being: A Cornerstone for Holistic Financial Planning
In an era where financial planning often focuses on numbers and tangible outcomes, the Academy of Life Planning champions a broader perspective. We advocate for the integration of spiritual well-being into financial planning, a stance supported by a wealth of empirical research. This approach recognises that true prosperity encompasses not just financial security but also … Continue reading The Empirical Evidence of Spiritual Well-being: A Cornerstone for Holistic Financial Planning
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