Where success means something deeper.
Rise Beyond Success — Live with Purpose
LifeITUp by Worldwide Holistic Wellness is more than an initiative — it’s a movement to redefine success.
Intro Video
Redefining Fulfilment — Beyond Wealth, Towards Wholeness
LifeITUp — Because True Success Is Holistic
We are a social enterprise with a purpose: to bring this transformation into schools, colleges, universities, and corporations. Through inspiring live sessions with global thought leaders, engaging digital content, and community-driven experiences, we help people become spiritually rich, mentally clear, physically strong, financially sound, socially connected, and environmentally conscious. Our approach blends the wisdom of timeless practices with the demands of today’s fast-changing world, ensuring growth that is both sustainable and soul-nourishing.
Pillars
Soul — meaning, belonging & purpose
Schools, colleges and workplaces increasingly report people who feel disconnected, purposeless or chronically lonely, which erodes motivation, learning readiness and long-term engagement. Young people especially report searching for meaning; workers report weaker social connection at work, increasing turnover and absenteeism.
Loneliness in many surveys has risen sharply — e.g., loneliness measures climbed from ~46% (2018) to ~58% (2023) Cigna group
Mind — mental health, stress, anxiety & resilience
Anxiety, depression and stress are spiking across students and employees. For schools/colleges this shows up as poor concentration, classroom disruption, dropouts and increased counselling demand. For companies, it raises sick leave, reduced performance and higher attrition. Early detection and stigma-free support are major gaps.
Among adolescents (10–19) anxiety and depression account for ~40% of mental disorders; many mental-health conditions start before age 25. UNICEF
Body — physical health, inactivity, NCDs & lifestyle illness
Nearly one-third of adults worldwide (~1.8 billion people) are physically inactive (do not meet 150 minutes/week). Inactivity increased by ~5 percentage points since 2010. WHO
Career — employability, skills gap, burnout & engagement
Environment — pollution, climate risk, and eco-anxiety
Environmental harms (poor air, polluted water, climate shocks) directly harm students’ health and attendance, and create community stress. Young people increasingly experience climate anxiety and altered life choices (family, migration, career). Corporates face regulatory and reputational risk plus employee concerns about sustainability.
Air pollution contributes to ~6.7–8.1 million premature deaths annually and affects nearly everyone; children in low- and middle-income regions are hit hardest. World Health Organization
Charities & contribution — civic engagement, CSR and volunteerism gaps
People want to contribute but face fragmented channels, low trust in institutions, and declining formal volunteering in many contexts. Corporates hold significant CSR budgets but distribution and impact tracking can be uneven; schools and colleges need structured civic programs to channel student energy into sustained community action.