


What is hwp all about?
There is a fundamental piece missing from our education system… how to take care of ourselves mentally, physically and financially.
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We aspire to bridge that educational gap.
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If you’re hungry for change—or one tweak away from a breakthrough. If you value discipline over hacks, practice over platitudes, community over ego…you’re home.
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Healthy Wealthy People is an education-first media brand in Spokane, WA and Coeur d’Alene, ID. We highlight local businesses and nonprofits and share lessons—health protocols, small-business playbooks, tips, expertise, promotions and community impact. Our mission: put the city’s best ideas on the map.
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All about building the brain, body, bank account and the local block!

OUR pillars
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Healthy
- living in a state of balanced homeostasis embodying strength, vitality, and resilience.
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"HEALTH is like MONEY, we never have a true idea of its value until we lose it."
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The CDC says that 40% of Americans are obese (33% BF) 30% are overweight (25-32% BF) while less than 1% have visible abdominal muscles.
The American Heart Association says that Heart Disease is the #1 cause of death of men & women in the United States.
Only 11% are willing to make the necessary changes… are you?
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5 Pillars of Health:
- Hydration
- Nutrition
- Sleep
- Exercise
- Mental / Emotional
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Wealthy
- having an abundance of valuable resources such as money, property, or assets.
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The Federal Reserve says that 83% of Americans are in some sort of debt, 46% are in credit card debt, 41% are in medical debt, and 31% carry student loans.
28% of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings.
Only 10% of Americans have a net worth of $1 Million or more.
9% of children in the us face food insecurity on a daily basis.
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5 Pillars of Wealth:
- Insurance
- Eliminate Debt
- Save
-Invest
- Budget
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people
- People are human beings; unique individuals who together form families, communities, nations, and humanity itself.
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People are not just individuals, but carriers of stories, potential, and legacy. Each person contributes to the larger “people” they belong to blending individual uniqueness with the collective belonging.
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Pillars that hold up truly healthy communities and economies:
- Emotional regulation
- Communication
- Negotiation
- Belonging
- Service





