"A true measure of your life is how much you would be worth if you lost everything"- Robert Trajkovski
I read a quite today which stated that a true measure of your wealth is what you would be worth if you lost everything. It seemed to me that it was missing something.
Wealth is but one dimension on which to measure life. Recently I worked on a workbook of 26 power virtues that one would evaluate along physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, interpersonal, and financial dimensions.
Wealth is simply the financial dimension. I thought of a complete loss of everything: wealth, family, career , friends, etc. would be more drastic.
Where would you begin to rebuild? Would you have the courage to even start? Kind of a dark chain of thoughts. In the end I concluded that any loss in a singular dimension should not stop you for too long, unless you let it.
Todays question is:
"Where would you begin the rebuilding process after a devastating loss in any one of the six dimensions?"
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