A book is coming.
What if the life you've been trying to build isn't the life that will make you happy?
For years, we are taught to chase the next thing.
The next promotion.
The next milestone.
The next achievement.
The next version of ourselves.
And somewhere along the way, we become very good at getting what we want.
But perhaps the more interesting question is:
What happens when you finally get it?
Something I've been thinking about, writing about, and questioning for quite some time.
Coming soon
The question behind the book
We spend a lot of time learning how to succeed.
But very little time learning what success is supposed to feel like.
We know how to set goals.
We know how to work harder.
We know how to compare.
We know how to improve.
We know how to keep going.
But do we know when enough is enough?
Do we know what we actually want?
And do we know the difference between being happy...
and simply having a life that looks good from the outside?
Some questions don't have quick answers.
Why can achievement feel strangely empty?
Why does getting what we wanted sometimes create another thing to want?
Why do we compare even when we know better?
Why do some patterns keep repeating, even when we know they aren't helping us?
Why is it so difficult to simply be where we are?
What if happiness isn't something we find?
What if we've been getting it wrong?
I'm not ready to tell you everything yet.
No title. No cover. Not quite yet.
But I can tell you this.
It isn't a book about becoming more successful.
It isn't a book about positive thinking.
And it isn't a book that promises a formula for a happier life.
It's a conversation about why happiness can become so complicated, even when life seems to be going well.
Coming soon