When it comes to financial well-being, most people immediately think about creating a financial plan, saving up for their retirement, and being able to enjoy their golden years after the hustle is over.

What they don’t realize is that without physical well-being, those golden years might be overshadowed by a number of health problems, throwing a wrench in your plans for years to come. What if you treat your health as an asset?

In this episode, Jeremy Houser is joined by Stevyn Guinnip, the founder, and CEO of Grow Wellthy. Through speaking to many advisors who have been in the business for more than 20 years, including her father, Stevyn unveils the similarities between financial and physical wellness and her approach to helping advisors and investors grow wellthy so that they can retire wellthy.

Stevyn discusses: 

• Her connection to the financial world 
  
• What motivated her to build Grow Wellthy
  
• The parallels between financial and physical wellness 
  
• Tips and tricks advisors can follow to live a healthy lifestyle 
  
• Ways health is a silent partner in our retirement plan
  
• And more!
  

Resources: 

• Grow Wellthy Quiz
  
• Webinar Series
  
• Individual Coaching
  
• Newsletter
  

Connect with Stevyn Guinnip:

• 573.590.3881
  
• stevyn@growwellthy.com 
  
• Grow Wellthy
  
• LinkedIn: Stevyn Guinnip
  
• Book a call with Stevyn
  
• YouTube: Grow Wellthy 
  

Book Time with Jeremy Houser: 

• Schedule a Call
  

Connect with Jeremy Houser:

• 713-808-8548
  
• jhouser@insurmark.net
  
• Advisor Mentorship Program
  
• InsurMark
  
• LinkedIn: Jeremy Houser
  

About Our Guest:

Stevyn Guinnip, MS, CWC is an exercise physiologist, certified wellness coach, and the daughter of a successful financial advisor. She is the Founder & CEO of Grow Wellthy, a health and wellness advisory firm with a financial perspective. She believes that a financial plan without a wellness plan is only half a plan for success. Her new book on health and wealth for financial professionals will be coming out soon. You can read more about Stevyn’s story here.