We strivers are wired to take on ambitious goals. Yet, paradoxically, our achievements often leave us unfulfilled and wondering why we aren’t happy. Worse yet, we find ourselves out of harmony with our nature and falling short of our full potential.
Let’s get honest about the fact that striving to achieve external goals – wealth, accolades, honors, and prestige – is unhealthy.
At the same time, ceasing to strive isn’t the answer. You are worthy of achieving ambitious goals AND so much more.
There is a way to strive better, achieve more, and be in harmony.
Common Experiences:
- Lack of fulfillment
- Burnout
- Imposter syndrome
- Lack of meaning
- Strained relationships
- Overwhelm
- Unhealthy self-talk
- Fear of failure
- Rumination
“Look well into thyself; there is a source of strength that will always spring up if thou shall always look.”
– MARCUS AURELIUS, THE PHILOSOPHER KING
The pathway to achieving your goals and cultivating harmony in your life goes through the practices of wellbeing and aligning your actions with your unique blend of character strengths (Virtues).
Learn how to actualize your unique blend of character strengths.
Learn how to cultivate wellbeing in the service of achieving your goals.
Let me show you the way.
Elements of Wellbeing
- Positive Emotion
- Engagement
- Relationships
- Meaning
- Accomplishment
Stoicism and Positive Psychology make powerful allies.
stoicism: ancient philosophy that flourished in Greece and Rome that offers a powerful framework for navigating life’s inevitable challenges; emphasizes virtue, reason, and living in accordance with nature which – when in harmony – cultivate wellbeing.
positive psychology: a relatively young branch of psychology which shifts the focus from solely treating mental illness to cultivating wellbeing and flourishing. Instead of addressing deficits, positive psychology explores the conditions and processes that contribute to optimal human functioning. Positive Psychology offers a framework and practices for personal growth, resilience, and creating a more positive and meaningful existence.