Is the hallmark of success measured by the accumulation of financial assets? Is it possible to be unsuccessful even if you've accumulated a substantial amount of money and material goods? Can one be wealthy in the absence of money?
By today's standards, wealth is generally measured by one's financial status. In 3 Dimensional Wealth, veteran financial advisors Monroe M. Diefendorf, Jr and Robert Sterling Madden offer a radically sane perspective on wealth that reveals how tangible assets such as money, property, and possessions are only one aspect of wealth.
The 3 Dimensional Wealth premise is simple: replace preconceived notions of wealth with a more encompassing perspective that includes personal (who you are), financial (what you have), and social (how you make a difference) dimensions for a total measurement of your life.
The authors reveal how to transition your life from a traditional one-dimensional approach concerning wealth to a three dimensional life that has greater significance. This self-discovery journey will challenge you to strive for a more meaningful existence. 3 Dimensional Wealth will help you define, articulate, and integrate the personal, financial, and social dimensions of your life. You will learn how to maximize your total wealth potential both now and for generations to come.