I'm excited to share this week’s episode of the Wealthy Wellthy Podcast with you. It underscores the core philosophy of Wealthy Wellthy: the direct link between health and financial well-being. 

In this episode, Dr. Rob Whitfield and I explore the relationship between money and personal health. He was introduced to me by Dr. Anna Cabecca, the doctor who literally saved my life and then became my friend. 

Dr. Whitfield is a board-certified plastic surgeon with a specialty in microvascular reconstructive surgery. He brings a wealth of experience in reconstructive surgery and a holistic approach to medicine that integrates patient care with environmental, nutritional, and lifestyle adjustments. His methodology not only facilitates physical recovery but also has profound implications for one's financial health by addressing the foundational causes of health issues. Dr. Whitfield’s approach not only enhances physical recovery but also supports financial well-being by addressing the root causes of health issues.

We dive deep into some very common procedures, such as breast augmentation,  genetic testing to determine and treat disease proactively before it starts, and maintaining and developing healthy skin. 

Since you know me well, you already know that money has energy. To make money, you must keep your money in flow. What you might know is that money has a mood, too, and  that your money mood goes a long way in determining how much money you have.  

Well, if this is new to you, you’re going to love this episode of the Wealthy Wellthy Podcast! My guest on today’s show is Ken Honda, an expert at keeping money happy. In fact, Ken is known globally as a money and happiness expert. 

Ken has written several books, including one devoted exclusively to keeping your money happy, appropriately titled, "Happy Money: The Japanese Art of Making Peace With Your Money.” It is a groundbreaking book that merges financial expertise with personal growth, selling over eight million copies worldwide!

Ken's expertise into the financial domain is rooted in his academic pursuit of law at Waseda University in Tokyo, which he followed in business as a consultant and investor. His diverse roles, including managing an accounting firm and a venture capital corporation, have given him a holistic perspective on finance. 

This depth of experience positions Ken as an authoritative voice in blending financial strategy with self-help, aiming for wealth creation and personal happiness - sound familiar?!?! 

Ken and I dive deep into the relationship between money and wellness. You will absolutely love Ken’s fresh voice and perspective on all things money and happiness!