Mark Digiovanni

Becoming Whealthy Mark Digiovanni

Is there anyone who would not choose to be healthier and wealthier? Many people think they have to choose between one or the other - to focus on one means to ignore or even deplete the other. Too many people spend their health gaining wealth, and then have to spend their wealth to regain their health. This pattern is insane. The worst scenario is when someone exchanges health for wealth or vice versa. A slightly better scenario is when a choice is made to improve one's health or wealth, but the unchosen one languishes. The best scenario, which almost no one does because they've never been taught, enables efforts to pay benefits in the both areas. The few books that attempt to integrate health and wealth have been written by health "gurus" who focus on health. Their mantra is typically that the best wealth is health. They are saying, in effect, that if you are healthy, money is superfluous. The reality is that a high credit score is just as important as a low cholesterol score in getting through life, and no one should have to choose one or the other. The premise of BECOMING WHEALTHY is that there are methods for improving our health (physical, mental, and spiritual) and wealth simultaneously. The book looks at areas that may lead to improved health and wealth, but may also improve your overall quality of life.