Many clients I see sit down with me and express their feelings of disconnectedness, the weight of high expectations, and the lack of a grounded state which they can comfortably and productively inhabit each day. The majority have an especially strong moral compass – a sense that with great wealth comes great responsibility – and may feel ill-equipped to shoulder it all.

Burnout can affect anyone, especially in the past few years with things being stressful worldwide. Executive burnout applies to those in leadership positions, whose roles are especially demanding.

When you have a family business, it can be really stressful. Not only are you juggling running it, but you also have a life outside of it. It can be challenging to learn how to keep everything in balance. Especially if you have teens or young adults that you are trying to raise.

How common is it for us to think that having money will solve all of of life's problems. Significant financial wealth must come with insurmountable happiness, right? In a dream world, it would.

Develop healthy family dynamics outside of the family business. Discover strengths, common ground, and improve relationships that will benefit the enterprise.

Try these helpful strategies to reduce anxiety, maintain humility, and plan for your future so you can stay grounded when you are faced with sudden wealth.

Recognizing and letting go of the baggage that comes with growing up wealthy gives you freedom. Try these strategies to break free from the chains of affluence.

Try these tips to break free from family expectations, to stop comparing, to do good for a greater purpose, and to give yourself the grace you deserve.