Truly

Julia Cameron once said, “When we are clear about who we are and what we are doing, the energy flows freely and we experience no strain” but I don’t feel completely clear about what I’m doing, and honestly, that’s okay. Even if I don’t know exactly what it is just yet. And that’s actually kind of amazing. It’s easy to get frustrated when we feel unsure, when we can’t quite grasp what’s next. But I’m starting to realize that this is part of the journey. It’s in the space between what we know and what we don’t know that new opportunities are waiting to be discovered. I believe that what we truly want to do is often what we’re meant to do, even if we don’t see it clearly at the moment.

Inflation remains a top financial concern for many households, even though the inflation rate has dropped over the past year. This ongoing issue highlights the importance of financial markets in helping households, communities, and businesses get the resources they need to grow, invest, and thrive. A healthy financial system connects savers and investors looking to grow their money with borrowers and businesses that need funds. When this system works efficiently and at the lowest possible cost, it fuels sustainable economic growth. But a thriving economy isn’t just about financial success; it’s also about improving the quality of life. This includes good physical and mental health, the freedom to pursue personal goals, and ensuring sustainability for the planet. A well-being economy is one where everyone lives with dignity, feels connected, and actively participates in their community. It provides equal access to the essentials of life, ensuring that everyone can meet their basic needs...