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E3. Everything meaningful has pleasure within it, not everything pleasurable has meaning
It has been said that what we focus on expands. What we stop focuses on ceases to exist. In this episode, Joe explores the power of meaning in the human experience. Joe talks about Viktor Frankl and the human search for meaning. There is a lesson from his extreme experience: "...live as meaningful a life as possible, to place a great value on the journey and not just the destination..."
Joe also talks about Carl Jung's archetypes in and the journey from ambition to meaning and the stages. He explores the importance of 'identity' and its role in life purpose.
Everything meaningful has pleasure within it, not everything pleasurable has meaning
― Joe Pane
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It has been said that what we focus on expands. What we stop focuses on ceases to exist. In this episode, Joe explores the power of meaning in the human experience. Joe talks about Viktor Frankl and the human search for meaning. There is a lesson from his extreme experience: "...live as meaningful a life as possible, to place a great value on the journey and not just the destination..."
Joe also talks about Carl Jung's archetypes in and the journey from ambition to meaning and the stages. He explores the importance of 'identity' and its role in life purpose.
Everything meaningful has pleasure within it, not everything pleasurable has meaning
― Joe Pane
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