Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoHow to Turn Regret into Purpose
You don't find purpose; you build it using regrets as anchors for growth.
In the market for goods and services, consumers of all ages are more likely to support brands with purpose built on sustainability, fair prices, good business practices, and positive contributions to society. People are willing to pay more for these products and services, and their willingness to engage with these brands over others increases each year.
Members of R360 embrace the notion that wealth extends beyond financial status, aiming to instill values of self-worth, purpose, and fulfillment in their children.