What if one of the biggest health stories today could change how we think about aging well? In this episode of Mind, Body, and Wallet®, Beth Brown, Senior Director of Health & Well-Being at ComPsych, explores the growing conversation around GLP-1 medications and what they may mean for long-term well-being. While these medications are often associated with weight loss, researchers and health professionals are looking more closely at their potential connections to healthy aging, mental health, and overall quality of life. Beth shares what we're learning, what questions still remain, and why this topic matters for working adults today. Listeners will walk away with practical insights on making informed health decisions and building habits that support well-being for the long run.

What is anticipatory grief — and why do so many caregivers experience it long before a loss?

In this episode of Mind, Body, and Wallet®, host Gene Lanzoni sits down with Eileen Bonney, Senior Vice President of Client Success at Wellthy, to explore the emotional and practical realities of caregiving. From supporting a loved one through cognitive decline to managing daily responsibilities, caregivers often navigate a complex mix of grief, stress, and decision-making — often without recognition or support.

This conversion explores how “micro losses” show up over time, why anticipatory grief can feel like “living loss,” and how caregivers can preserve meaningful connection through changing relationships. The discussion also covers practical strategies for reducing decision fatigue, communicating with family members, and advocating for workplace flexibility and benefits.

Whether you’re caring for a parent, partner, or loved one — or supporting someone who is — this episode offers insight, empathy, and actionable guidance to help you navigate caregiving with greater clarity and resilience.

Read the latest research about how caregiving demands are impacting workers in the US: From Workforce to “Careforce”: Caregiving responsibilities cause more women to step away from their careers.

Many people spend years working hard, building expertise, and advancing their careers — yet still struggle to recognize their own value. Whether it's accepting less than they're worth, feeling stuck in a role that no longer fits, or putting off important financial decisions, a lack of confidence can quietly affect both career growth and financial wellness. In this episode of Mind, Body, and Wallet®, Iván Watanabe, host of the WealthStyle podcast, discusses the connection between mindset, career choices, and financial success. Drawing on his experience advising professionals, business owners, and families, Iván shares how people can better understand their value, advocate for themselves, and make financial decisions with greater confidence. The conversation explores how to build a strong foundation that supports both professional fulfillment and long-term financial wellness.

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