Countering Complacency
Countering Complacency✨A space for deep thinkers navigating the tension between success, self-alignment and fulfillment. Philosophical weekly reflections, stories & guided prompts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | counteringcomplacency.substack.com |
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The Price of Ambition: What Does It Cost Me?
Writing down our goals is easy. Building a vision board is simple. We think of what we want, what will make us happy and presto, we have a goal! Many people want the typical glamorous, hard-earned hallmarks of success: the corner office, th...
The Books That Stay with Me: A List of My Lifetime Favorites
I recently put a question out on Substack, asking for the books that have had the biggest impact on your lives. It was such a great response that I was inspired to create my own list. Trust me, it was tough to narrow it down to just ten!
The Unproductive Path to Living a Full and Meaningful Life
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How the "All or Nothing" Mindset Delivers Precisely That – Nothing
> Sometimes, the very truths we preach are the ones we need to hear most. That's a lesson I've been relearning lately, right in the pages of my journal. I've been taking inventory, working through the daily grind and my bigger aspirations, ...
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Corporate life gave me stability, but not meaning. I write for those feeling lost, disconnected and questioning the grind - for those seeking another way!
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