The third aspect of the holistic goal is the list of resources that are necessary for your actions, and the ability to continue them indefinitely. Putting these three aspects of our life into a single goal helps us focus on their interrelationships. Any aspect is directly and necessarily functionally linked to other aspect. In order to make good decisions, we cannot disregard these connections. Any act is mentally and emotionally processed in the context of our values and expressed in our feelings.
Social resources have to do with humans interacting with other humans.
Aggregations of people form the social organizing system affecting your access to and use of other resources, such as governmental, religious, cultural features in which you live and act. And, they include the artifacts of your society, from technology to education. But economics plays such an influential role in our society that it is helpful to separate it from other social resources. For example, water in a river has no interest in money. But our social and economic circumstances affect our access to the water.