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function better. Korten cites Oakland, California’s Well-Being in Business Lab, which works with the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, to provide local communities with a research-based model for prosper- ity. In socially abundant communities and nations, individ- uals don’t have to earn as much money to be comfortable, because their quality of life is partly provided by the strength of social bonds.


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Finding and doing what “lights us up” will bring us abun- dance, claims David Howitt in Heed Your Call. The Port- land, Oregon, Meriwether Group entrepreneur who con- sults for consumer companies, maintains that finding our heroic purpose (that heart-centered thing we feel we were meant to do) is the first step toward true wealth. Howitt says the secret is in one small word—and. Instead of choosing either/or, our world expands with “and”. He urges us to integrate the intuitive and analytic parts of ourselves: “poet and professional, prophet and profit, soul and success.” It’s not just about philanthropy, but truly making your community and your world a better place through your work, he observes. “You’re doing good in the world, and when you live that way, money follows you.”


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Conducting a Life Audit by Ximena Vengoechea


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ere’s one approach to doing a life audit in order to both discern more keenly what’s important and


figure out how to allocate resources better to make those things happen.


Step 1: Take a few hours and 100 sticky notes. Write a wish—something you’d like to do or have happen in your life—on each one. Arrange them on a flat surface.


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Step 2: See what patterns evolve. Rearrange the notes by themes or categories, such as family, physical health, adventure, profession, giving back and skills. Those that contain the most notes indicate the realm of your most powerful wishes.


Step 3: Evaluate your time. Take stock of a typical day, week and month to analyze how you are spending it.


Step 4: Prioritize. Some wishes need to be fulfilled every day or soon, while long-term wishes aim for “someday”.


Step 5: Make a plan. Just as with a smart financial strategy, which typically involves investing money over time, you can now allocate your time to make your wish list happen.


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