This tool gives us a glimpse into our physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, financial and environmental well-being. Through this we are able to identify areas that need improvement and also will be able to make us more aware of our key strengths. He also identified the 5 capitals of authentic wealth which are: human capital, social capital, natural capital, built capital and financial capital. These 5 capitals collectively contribute to good living and form the basis of a well-being economy (Anielski, 2007). Anielski shared the stories and lessons he learned when conducting the Genuine Wealth Indicator (GWA) on individuals, communities and nations, as well as businesses and organizations. He also provided information about money, why we want it, and the monetary value of happiness