true wealth

Getting up (and getting to work) earlier not only makes you look more industrious than your colleagues but can actually make you more productive.

Although John D. Rockefeller was the wealthiest American of all time, consider that he didn’t experience the true wealth that most Americans have today.

The holiday season is a time of generosity. We all know that giving makes us feel good, but it also has many health benefits that are important for a rich life.

Some economists and politicians advocate adoption of the “European model” in the U.S., but that will provide equality at the expense of building wealth.

Are you an optimist or a pessimist? Is either tendency hindering your ability to achieve career success and attain a rich life? If so, here’s what to do.

How would you feel if you left a lottery prize unclaimed? If you’re failing to invest in equities, that’s what you’re doing – missing out on true wealth.

One day of thanks is not enough. John Templeton recommends practicing an attitude of perpetual gratitude, or thanksliving.

Many of us wait for an opportunity like Thanksgiving to express gratitude. But if you’re hoping to achieve a rich life, consider making it a daily habit.

A clear-eyed view of our nation and the world is essential for building wealth and a rich life, but that can seem impossible with constant media negativity.

There are several keys to happiness, and research shows that financial health can not only help you lead a rich life but also improve health and relationships.