At R360, our core belief is simple yet profound: wealth is more than money. It’s a multifaceted journey, essential for visionary leaders and their families, encompassing multiple dimensions. The ‘FISHES’ or six forms of capital we focus on (Financial, Intellectual,Social, Human, Emotional, and Spiritual) represent the diverse seas of holistic wealth we navigate. R360 equips its members and their families to excel in these areas, defining a unique strategy that goes beyond mere financial success. We’re crafting a narrative of intellectual richness, social influence, personal growth, emotional resilience, and spiritual contentment. This is where legacies are made, where wealth means more than just money.

What Are the Six Forms of Capital?

Financial Capital — Essential for resource allocation, investments, and stability, it’s a tool enhancing other capitals and enabling philanthropy.

Intellectual Capital — Encompasses knowledge and insights crucial for problem- solving and value creation, fostering informed decision-making and continuous learning.

Social Capital — Involves relationships and trust within communities, offering support, collaboration opportunities, and a foundation for personal and professional growth.

Human Capital — Includes skills, health, character, and productivity attributes, emphasizing personal development and resilience.

Emotional Capital — Central to managing emotions, challenges, and mental health, it includes emotional well-being and intelligence. ‍

Spiritual Capital — Reflects the connection to higher values, offering meaning and moral guidance, enriching life’s purpose.

Why the F-I-S-H-E-S Matter

Understanding the multifaceted nature of wealth is essential in today’s complex world, where success is not solely measured in financial terms. The F-I-S-H-E-S model represents a holistic view of wealth, recognizing that true prosperity is about much more than just financial resources.

Financial Capital is often seen as the bedrock of wealth, but its true value lies in its ability to empower and enable. It’s not just a means for affluence but a tool that, when used wisely, can enhance all other forms of capital. Financial resources can open doors to education, experiences, and opportunities that enrich our lives in numerous ways.

Intellectual Capital, on the other hand, is about harnessing knowledge and insights. It is the driving force behind innovation and problem-solving, contributing significantly to both personal fulfillment and professional success. Continuous learning and adaptation are key components of this capital, setting the stage for growth and development in an ever-changing world.

Social Capital transcends the basic idea of networking. It’s about the strength and quality of our relationships, the trust we build, and the support we garner from our social circles. These connections provide invaluable resources for both personal growth and business success, fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Human Capital is foundational, encompassing our skills, health, and character. It’s what we bring to the table as individuals — our capabilities, resilience, and the unique attributes that contribute to our productivity and overall well-being. Investing in human capital means focusing on personal development, health, and continuous learning.

Emotional Capital is crucial in navigating the complexities of life and business. It involves emotional intelligence, resilience, and the ability to maintain mental health. This form of capital allows us to face challenges with courage, maintain relationships, and achieve a balanced, fulfilling life.

Lastly, Spiritual Capital is about aligning with higher values and purposes. It’s the moral and ethical compass that guides our decisions and actions, infusing our lives with meaning and direction. This capital encourages us to look beyond material success and consider the broader impact of our actions on society and the world.

Together, these six forms of capital encourage a balanced approach to life and business, where success is measured not just in financial terms, but in terms of overall well-being, impact, and fulfillment.

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To read more and find out how the FISHES work together, download our white paper here.

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