"I don't care how well your business is doing You're not taking care of you

Your business might have a great bottom line, but you are your most important capital There are only so many withdrawals you can make from your health bank account

But you just keep on withdrawing You could go bankrupt if you don't make some deposits soon"

And indeed, not long after that the man had to be admitted for an angioplasty

When we include well-being in our definition of success another thing that will change is our relationship with time

Right now, we are all so stressed out about time that every time we look at a watch, it's later than we think

Researchers have a term for it "Time Famine"

And Dr. Seuss wrote about it -- ahead of the researchers of course -- "How did it get so late so soon?" he wrote

"It's night before it's afternoon. December is here before it's June My goodness how the time has flewn

How did it get so late so soon?" Does that feel familiar to anyone?

Or, more likely, to everyone? The problem is that as long as success is defined by just money and power

Climbing and burnout we'll never have the time

To be able to enjoy that other aspect of the third metric: wonder I was blessed with a mother who was living in a constant state of wonder

Whether she was washing dishes or feeding seagulls at the beach or reprimanding overworking businessmen, she maintained her sense of wonder