What if the thing driving your ambition isn’t hunger—but fear?

In this second part of the trilogy, Seth Greene peels back the emotional layers beneath high achievement to expose the real fears that drive constant motion. These fears—irrelevance, unworthiness, abandonment, exposure, and ultimately, emptiness—are rarely acknowledged, but they run deep in the lives of high performers.

Key Takeaways:

- Achievement often masks a fear of irrelevance, abandonment, and exposure
- High performers may confuse productivity with worth and identity
- True peace begins when you stop running and face the emptiness you’ve been avoiding

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