Your relationship with money is about more than money.
Financial wellbeing is deeply connected to safety, stress, identity, emotions, beliefs, and the experiences that shaped us. This space was designed to support the human side of financial wellness.
This space was created to support conversations around financial wellbeing, emotional patterns, mindset, stress, and the human experience connected to money. It is educational and wellness-focused in nature and should not replace guidance from licensed financial, legal, investment, tax, medical, or mental health professionals.
KW Wellness does not provide financial, legal, therapeutic, or investment advice. Content is educational in nature.
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Money Unlocked
by John Lee
This June, join the CEO Summit community for a 3-week Book Club series featuring Money Unlocked by entrepreneur and self-made millionaire John Lee — one of the featured speakers at CEO Summit 2026.
Financial wellbeing isn't only about income. It influences confidence, decision-making, emotional wellbeing, relationships, communication, and the ability to think clearly under pressure.
Throughout the series, we'll explore practical frameworks around:
- Building a healthier relationship with money
- Understanding the difference between income, wealth, and freedom
- Creating greater financial clarity and stability
- Developing habits and mindset shifts that support long-term wellbeing and wealth
Each session is intentionally short, conversational, and easy to integrate into real life and business.
Monday, June 8
12:00 PM CT · Virtual
Monday, June 15
12:00 PM CT · Virtual
Monday, June 22
12:00 PM CT · Virtual
Reflection Prompts
These questions are invitations — not assignments. Sit with the ones that feel most alive for you.
"What financial beliefs were modeled for me growing up?"
"What does financial safety actually feel like in my body?"
"What story do I most often tell myself about money?"
"What emotions surface when I think about saving for the future?"
"What financial behaviors feel protective — even when they no longer serve me?"
"Where do I still operate from survival mode instead of stability?"
"What would it feel like to trust myself with money?"
"What do I wish someone had taught me about money when I was young?"
Recommended Reading
Books we return to — selected for emotional intelligence, depth, and the kind of insight that stays with you.
Morgan Housel
The Psychology of Money
Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness. One of the most emotionally intelligent books written about money — focused not on strategy, but on behavior, fear, and human nature.
Bill Perkins
Die With Zero
A bold reframe on how we think about money, time, and life — arguing that the goal isn't to accumulate as much as possible, but to convert wealth into meaningful experiences while you still can.
Vicki Robin
Your Money or Your Life
A transformative guide to rethinking the relationship between money, work, time, and life energy — not as a budgeting manual, but as a philosophical shift.
Gay Hendricks
The Big Leap
An exploration of the 'upper limit problem' — the internal thermostat that keeps people from sustaining success — which often shows up most powerfully around money.
Workshops & Conversations
The Emotional Side of Money
A conversation about how our relationship with money is shaped by emotion, identity, and early experience — not just income.
View DetailsScarcity to Safety
Exploring the nervous system roots of financial anxiety and practical pathways toward a felt sense of financial safety.
View DetailsMoney Stories We Inherited
A reflective session on the financial beliefs passed down through family — and how to consciously choose which ones to carry forward.
View DetailsFinancial Wellness for High Achievers
Why financial stress doesn't disappear with success — and what high performers can do to build a more sustainable emotional relationship with money.
Get NotifiedNervous System Regulation & Financial Stress
The biology of money anxiety — and somatic practices for returning to regulation when finances feel overwhelming.
Get NotifiedYou Belong Here
Wherever you are with money — you are welcome here.
This space was built for honest conversations, gentle reflection, and the kind of support that meets people where they are. There is no judgment. There is no right answer. There is only the next step.
Disclaimer
The content provided within this section of Live Wellthy and KW Wellness is intended for educational, informational, and wellness-focused purposes only. It should not be considered financial, investment, legal, tax, therapeutic, or professional advice.
KW Wellness and Live Wellthy do not provide financial planning, investment management, legal services, accounting services, or mental health treatment. The information shared throughout this platform is designed to support reflection, education, personal wellbeing, and conversations around the emotional and behavioral aspects of financial wellness.
Nothing contained within this site, its resources, articles, workshops, videos, downloads, or community conversations should be interpreted as a recommendation, solicitation, endorsement, or offer to buy, sell, or invest in any financial product, security, or investment strategy.
Financial wellbeing is deeply personal and influenced by many individual factors including personal history, financial circumstances, emotional wellbeing, goals, risk tolerance, and life experiences. Because of this, the content shared on this platform may not apply to every individual situation and should not replace personalized guidance from licensed financial, legal, medical, tax, or mental health professionals.
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