Stephanie Temporiti

Stephanie Temporiti lives by a core belief which is reflected in her work, family, and life choices. She believes that the grass is greener where you water it. If you can focus on this, you can be grateful for anything that comes your way. Through this lens, she takes enormous pride in serving others while using her unique gifts in the world.

What does well-th mean to her?

“I think of wealth in terms of balance, fulfillment, and gratitude. This is different for everyone. No one thing will make a person happy. No amount of money alone will make a person happy. I like the idea of having enough. It seems simple, but figuring out what is enough is hard.”

This is where Hightower comes in: helping clients identify what they are trying to create for themselves and their families for the future and balancing that with the life they are trying to create today. There are all these little decisions, discreet, big and small, how does all of that fit into the overall picture? It’s not an easy question! It is an honor and privilege to Stephanie to help clients discover what this looks like for each of them.

In her free time, Stephanie is an avid cyclist who loves talking about cycling. “I started cycling about 10 years ago and fell in love with the sport almost immediately.” An all-season cyclist, she will ride in all sorts of weather be it heat, cold, rain. Any weather, except wind! She enjoys cycling by herself, or with friends and big groups. Enjoyment is found riding with everyone from her kids to people of all ages “including cyclists in their 70s and 80s who are in way better shape than me!” There is a huge social component as well as physical and mental benefits for her.

Stephanie is a huge believer in overall wellness as a cornerstone of one’s daily routine, and tries to instill this in her family. She enjoys exercise, reading historical non-fiction, Scrabble®, spending time outdoors, and relaxing with friends and family. She also believes in being part of a community as well as giving back to community. Connecting with people takes effort, but it’s important and Stephanie feels fortunate to have amazing relationships in work and in life. She chose to water the seeds she’s planted and watch the grass grow.