Invisible Wealth: 5 Principles for Redefining Personal Wealth in the New Paradigm

I very much enjoyed Jennifer Wines book, Invisible Wealth and recommend finance professionals read it. Changing cultures, generational views, and a shift in the paradigm of wealth warrants a look into Invisible Wealth. It was a great read.

Jennifer Wines brings a fresh perspective and a redefinition of wealth beyond the possessions you have, liquid, crypto or otherwise. She does an incredible job going through the history of wealth and ties it back to its original definition of well-being, good fortunes and happiness.Wines goes at a fast pace over the different kinds of wealth that we now consider just as important as money and riches.Her deep understanding of the subject, built on years of experience working with immensely wealthy /rich people gives her a strong impetus to go beyond the material and reach to the root of happiness.She speaks to “invisible” wealth based on principles as diverse as health and relationships and reminds us that time is the one possession we cannot buy. Her treatment of this particularly important topic makes the book a nice thoughtful read that should be on every millennial’s reading list for the summer.I can’t think of a better book to help us rethink our true North when it comes to wealth creation based on our developing values

I work in wealth management research and don't typically post reviews, but Jennifer's work resonates so well with evolving thinking about wealth, for all generations but particular millennials and anyone reevaluation life and success.Wealth is more than money, and achieving it takes a mindful approach. She explores the history of wealth and then meaningful ways contemplate, confront, and acknowledge values that go beyond dollars. Dollars, however, and investing are a resource - a form of "invisible wealth." When you invest, with a plan, dollars are working for you to provide freedom, confidence, health, and support to values that matter most for a rewarding life - including but beyond consumption.This a thoughtful - and important - read for any person interested in taking ownership of their life, values, to create a comprehensive wealth plan including, buy beyond, investments, and advisors who serve them.And a thoughtful, personal shift in thinking supporting the future of wealth management.

Several weeks ago, I was co-hosting an event at The Garage in NYC. Fortunately, our host invited Jennifer as a guest. We chatted briefly after I moderated the panel. I'm so glad we did. I ordered Jennifer's book immediately on Amazon. The title alone intrigued me. Chapter 1 had me mesmerized. It was a beautiful walk through the meaning of wealth, the history and future of money and currency, and the connection to health was richly written. I consider words like colors on an artist's palette. Jennifer is incredibly adept at weaving together words to express powerful ideas on the canvas that is Invisible Wealth. Her principles and algorithm lay the foundation of a new way of thinking about wealth. Super grateful to have had the chance to share coffee with her in NYC, too. Powerful thinker. Genuine soul.

I am a scientist and my priorities have not been money and "wealth". This book explains key terms in finance that I find fascinating including the history of money and wealth. The anecdotes and phenomenonally selected quotations from various philosophers really made the reading fun. I can get behind the author's concept of true wealth and it's not about money. It's about creating a rich and fulfilling life. Wonderful read. I bought copies for friends as gifts.

Jennifer is superbly talented at bringing to the surface a topic that is here and on everyone's mind.Invisible Wealth gets into the heart of what we are all thinking about as humans ---- how to rethinking what's most important our lives and what it means to be wealthy in today's world. This is an absolute must-read for us all as societies collectively redefine all aspects of wealth today from health, finances, emotions, and so much more.

This book is a great read. It is making me rethink my present philosophy on money and wealth. It is practical and insightful. Thanks so much Jennifer for this important contribution. I am a better person with a better future because of your book. I hope you write a follow up!!!

Jennifer Wines is very talented, this is an incredible book! Invisible Wealth has a wonderful algorithm which helps us think about what wealth really means, by focusing not only on money, but also on relationships, time, health and knowledge. A must read to live a happier life!

Very shallow and generic, sometimes even naive. A lot of definitions and generic knowledge (Chat GTP?). Having read some books before in my life, there was really nothing new in this one.I was surprised that Wiley is publishing something like that. Very US-focused. I was skeptical but bought it because it had about 30 five star ratings (no rating with less than five stars, which is very strange) and because Wiley is a high quality publisher.

very well structured that wealth is not only money and is about much more. The book gives a very good overview of the additional aspects of wealth and lets you reconsider what is relevant and what is not! highly recommend reading it.