Business success and personal happiness don't come from serving others. They come from pursuing your rational self-interest. As fictional architect Howard Roark said "I don't intend to build in order to have clients. I intend to have clients in order to build."

Burnout is real, but it’s often the result, not of working too hard or too much, but of doing the wrong work.

Oh no my cat is sick! Deal with stress and anxiety by gaining clarity about what’s truly important to you. Then create a working system to achieve what you want that honors your hierarchy of values.

Happiness is not a temporary state or partial satisfaction, but a life you consistently love living. A state of human thriving. Don & Tal refute these six happiness myths: 1. Happiness is a myth. 2. You can will yourself to happiness if you just think positively. 3. Happiness is subjective. 4. Psychologists know what makes us happy. 5. Happiness comes from serving a cause greater than yourself. 6. Career success will make you happy.

What does a healthy relationship with money look like? Money is a crucial value and there is no limit on how much money you should try to make—but giving money primary importance is a catastrophic mistake.

Should I discover my passion or develop my strengths? Neither! Instead, you'll need to experiment to know what it looks like to enjoy work and use practical strategies to create a career you love.

We created this podcast to help those who have achieved conventional measures of success but did not achieve happiness in the process. We call this "The Success Crisis."