Today we celebrate Global Holistic Wealth Day, observed every year on April 9th. This is a very special
episode of the Holistic Wealth podcast. It’s also Easter Sunday, and we wish you all a very blessed and joyful Easter. In celebration of Global Holistic Wealth Day, the First Edition of Holistic Wealth (ebook) is marked down to just $3.99.
What is Global Holistic Wealth Day?
From the Institute on Holistic Wealth: Founded by Keisha Blair, international best-selling author of Holistic Wealth, Global Holistic Wealth Day is a celebration of a life well lived that
takes place annually on April 9th. Global Holistic Wealth Day is a time to
reflect on what it means to be truly ‘wealthy’ and how we can embody the
transformational power of living with purpose, collecting experiences, engaging
in meaningful work, cultivating your health and well-being, and creating
emotional and spiritual connections with others, all while continuously working
to build financial stability. Keisha Blair created the Holistic Wealth movement
and her life’s mission is ensuring everyone around the globe hears this
message. April 9th is now commemorated as Global Holistic Wealth Day. 
Global Holistic Wealth Day is a day dedicated to celebrating wealth in all aspects of
our lives, not just financial wealth. This day encourages individuals to take a
step back and assess their overall well-being, including their physical,
mental, and emotional health, relationships, career, and financial stability. In
the
NEW Holistic Wealth Expanded and Updated: 36 Life Lessons To Help You Recover
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there are many strategies throughout to help you live a holistically wealthy
lifestyle.
Why Is Global Holistic Wealth Day Important?
Global Mental Health Crisis: Around the globe, we are faced with a mental health crisis. According to the World Health Organization, around 450 million people currently struggle with mental
illness, making it the leading cause of disability worldwide. In Canada, it
affects more than 6.7 million people. One in two Canadians have—or have had—a
mental illness by the time they reach 40 years of age. In the United States, a
recent CNN/KFF survey revealed that  90%
of adults think the country is experiencing a mental health crisis. From
2015 to 2019, prescriptions for anti-depressants rose 38% for teenagers
compared to 15% for adults.
A Global Financial Well-Being Crisis: According to CNBC, total
credit card debt reached a record $930.6 billion by the end of last year. “More
consumers are leaning on credit cards to afford increasingly expensive
necessities such as food and rent. At this rate, households are nearing a
“breaking point,” according to a separate study by WalletHub”. Financial
illiteracy is still a huge global problem. Across all age groups, the average
estimated money loss reported due to lack of personal finance knowledge
was $1,389.06. Financial illiteracy is estimated to have cost the United
States more than $352 billion in 2021.
Global Health Crisis: Skyrocketing rates of illness and disease including cancer (including, prostate and breast cancers and others), as well as chronic illnesses such as diabetes on the rise and
long COVID.
Social Justice/Gun Violence/Racial Crisis: The social fabric of our communities is
threatened by increasing gun violence and racism. More than 50 American
municipalities and three states have formally highlighted racism as a public health crisis.


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