A Shift to Wealth Preservation
Gary Hunt • 8 February 2021
A Shift to Wealth Preservation
“The first wealth is health,” observed American poet and essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The Global Sector Charitable Foundation is working with a sense of urgency to get the Foundation firing from all cylinders because billions of people across the globe have begun the shift in mindset repurposing for new ends, and for Value and add Value. To let you in on a secret, the remit of the Foundation has been expanded because Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing covers so much. To tell you the truth, as the Founder I am delighted we embarked on this journey, I couldn’t have been more delighted about the global role of the Foundation and the contribution being made for household Healthy Resilience and Healthy Longevity and for Adding Value. Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity is an asset with an intrinsic value as well as an instrumental value. Being healthy is a source of wellbeing and one of the goals most valued by human beings throughout the world.
Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity is not only the absence of illness, but also the capacity of developing a person’s potential throughout life but it is more than that, it is an important determinant of economic and social growth. Given the importance of Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity, both as a source of human welfare and a determinant of overall economic growth, it acted as the number one priority impetus for the creation not only of the Global Sector Charitable Foundation, but the base from where the Global Structure Network Group finds its nutrients for growth and philosophy. In view of where the Global Sector sits for overall economic development and poverty reduction and for household Healthy Resilience, the Global Sector Charitable Foundation focus will always be on shining the light for universal coverage for priority Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity interventions.
Further to prevent households from falling into the Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity, Economic Growth and Poverty traps. Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity at the household level is for human capital and affects growth directly through, for example, its impact on labour productivity and the economic burden of illness. It also has an indirect effect since child health and wellbeing affects the future income of people through the impact that Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing has on education such as enrolment, attendance and cognitive abilities (Brain Equity).
We are inviting the Global Community and the wider Global Community to Spread Your Ideas Further - we are always open to publishing compelling essays from thoughtful contributors and encourage you to share your work with our Global Community by contacting us through our website. A big thanks to all those who are helping the Foundation in turning strategy into reality for households SUCCESS. We are inviting your participation because together we can do a lot more.
Looking forward to working with you as we build on this momentous time in history and for continue our work of building households to be the big gamechanger.
Gary
The Founders’ Gallery
The Global Structure Network Group
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https://www.gsdiandadvocacy.co.uk/
https://theglobalstructurenetwork.blogspot.com/
The Global Structure Network Group and the Global Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity Economy are inextricably linked. This is our time; this is our moment. Households everywhere will now feel part of something bigger.
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