Laura Dahlgren

Client Service Associate

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS
B.A. Education and Psychology

Augsburg University 

What does “wealth” mean to you?

To me, wealth isn’t just about money or possessions. It’s having good health so I can live fully and enjoy each day with energy and clarity. It’s family – the people who ground me, support me, and make life feel meaningful. It’s friends who bring laughter, honesty, and connection, and who show up in both good times and hard moments.

Wealth is also peace of mind: waking up without constant worry, feeling safe, content, and aligned with who I am. And ultimately, it’s happiness – not the loud, fleeting kind, but the quiet, lasting kind that comes from gratitude, balance, and knowing what truly matters.

What part of this work feels most meaningful to you?
The most meaningful part of my work is helping people in a way that genuinely makes their lives easier. I find real purpose in stepping in, understanding what someone needs, and taking stress or confusion off their plate. When I can simplify a process, solve a problem, or guide someone through a situation with clarity and care, it feels impactful.

I also value connecting with clients on a personal level – listening, building trust, and making sure they feel heard and respected. That human connection turns service into something more than a transaction; it becomes a relationship, and that’s where the work feels most rewarding.

How do you like to spend your time outside of work, and what helps you recharge?
Outside of work, I like to spend my time with family and being outdoors as much as possible. Being in nature really helps me slow down and reset, whether that’s boating on the water, travelling, bike riding, or going for a hike. Those activities give me space to clear my head, move my body, and be present in the moment.

I also enjoy reading, especially when I want some quiet time to recharge. A good book, fresh air, and time with the people I care about are what help me feel balanced and energized.