For decades, Gallup has studied well-being. Their five-pillar model — social, financial, physical, community, and work — is now cited globally as the framework for understanding human flourishing. On the surface, it is rigorous, credible, and useful. But at its heart, it remains ego-bound. Gallup’s model measures what can be seen and quantified: relationships, money, … Continue reading Revealing the Invisible Sixth Element: From Gallup’s Piscean Lens to the Aquarian Age of Empowerment →