Krisstina Wise on Financial ”Wellness”

“When one’s life is value based, it's just setting intentions and being guided by your sense of values.” Krisstina Wise

Krisstina Wise is a real estate investor extraordinaire. She has created three businesses during her career including Good Life Luxury, The Paperless Agent, and currently the most active is a new concept called WealthyWellthy.

In today’s episode, Krisstina talks about her journey into financial wellness and why building a healthy relationship with money is key to understanding the concept of wealth and financial wellness. She is coming to us out of Park City, Utah today.

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• Wealth really comes from the kind of the etymology of wellness.
• The derivative of wealth, and when we think of in terms of money, came from the root words of a life well lived.
• When we are just in the hunt and chase of money, it becomes all about money and we get off track of really understanding money and its purpose.
• When it's really about wellness, then there's all these different elements of wellness to live a whole and full life that's fulfilled.
• What I learned through my own journey was because it was all about the money, it wasn't until I lost my physical health that I really recognized the importance of money.
• The purpose of money is not to attain it.
• When our whole money's about the chase, no matter how much money you make, it will never be enough because we're really missing the wellness piece.
• Financial wellness takes knowledge, it takes work, passion, desire, but it's all around being healthy.
• The biggest form of wealth is health.
• The first two places to start is inquiring whether you have a healthy relationship with your money and knowing how much money is enough.
• The language of money is really important and we use language that's been given to us as opposed to really understanding what the words mean.
• For me, it's all about how much money I can manifest through creation.
• I intentionally use the word create, because I'm always looking on how I can create something out of nothing, which is really what entrepreneurship is.
• Our language that we use describes the mindset that we have and we can break those and start to create a whole different potentiality.
• How much money is enough is organized around a philosophical question of what your good life is.
• The practical piece after the philosophical piece is figuring how much it costs to live it and since your good life is different than my good life, your life will have a different number than mine.
• Everybody is spending kind of 100% of what they make and the problem is people spend it in the wrong places.
• Money can be a really powerful energy that can fuel us and propel us to be able to live a really good life.
• Once you know the numbers and you know you're on track by putting your money away, your anxiety reduces because you have your plan.
• The universe works with clarity with these fundamental laws which are always at work that once we learn them and can discover them and see them, we can work in tandem in alignment with them.
• The most valuable resource is not money but time, and our money allows us to buy time.
• We keep thinking that if we just work harder, then everything will become easier but the reality is this will be the pattern forever unless we're changing the way we think and behave.
• My whole life was based on goals and achievements and now it is more about setting intentions and then manifesting it without being attached to the outcomes.
• When we're chasing these targets and they become the goal, people end up bending their values, and justify the bending of values on hitting those targets.
• When one’s life is value based, it's just setting intentions and being guided by your sense of values.