Don’t rock the boat!

Just as a boat sails through the open seas when all four corners of the boat are balanced equally in the water, your overall health allows you to sail through the journey of life when all four pillars are properly balanced.

4 pillars of health:

  • Physical/Mental
  • Work/Activities
  • Family/Friends
  • Finances

 Suppose I said to you that…

Balancing the 4 pillars in the lives of each of your employees allows your company’s boat to sail through the open seas. This keeps individuals fresh, focused, and also creates an overall improvement in their well-being. When employees are feeling at the top of their game, then they are not distracted by handling personal items on company time.

Think of taking the time to take care of your employees, and all four pillars of health as “filling up the gas tank in your boat….with a full tank of gas your business can sail any place that you want to go on your journey.”

Caring for your health is done by trusting the team around you to know when to assist in balancing your boat, as well as to help you plan for the journey ahead.

 

Life purpose….well-being

 

Written by:   Justin Hamlin, Associate Client Advisor, CFP

These are the opinions of Justin Hamlin and not necessarily those of Cambridge, are for information purposes only, and should not be construed or acted upon as individualized investment advice.  Investing involves risk.  Depending on the types of investments, there may be varying degrees of risk.  Investors should be prepared to bear loss, including total loss of principal.  The strategies discussed herein are not designed based on the individual needs of any one specific client or investor.  In other words, it is not a customized strategy designed on the specific financial circumstances of the client.  However, prior to opening an account, Cambridge will consult with you to determine if your financial objectives are appropriate for investing in the model.  You are also provided the opportunity to place reasonable restrictions on the securities held in your account.