Stephanie Harrison: Beat Burnout in Business and Unlock an All-New Type of Happiness | Mental Health | YAPClassic
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What's up, Yap gang? Welcome to this week's Yap Classic episode. My guest, Stephanie Harrison, is a philosopher on a mission to create a happier world for everyone. After years of studying what truly makes people fulfilled, she realized the version of happiness we've been sold is broken. Most of us chase the old happy model, perfection, status, and constant achievement. But that formula will lead to burnout and loneliness. Stephanie's new happy model flips the script, showing that real happiness comes from being authentic, aligning with your strengths, and using them to serve others. So if you're ready to stop chasing I'll be happy when and start living with purpose and joy right now, stick around for this eye-opening chat with Stephanie Harrison.
We've talked a lot about happiness on the podcast. And when I talk to people about happiness, I feel like they know what happiness is really all about. If I say, what is your secret to profiting in life? I ask that at the end of every show. And really, that's me asking, what do you think the secret of happiness is? And everyone always says relationships, connection, service. And so we all kind of know the answer to happiness, but our actions are still trying to make more money, work harder, get achievements. So I want to start off with this paradox. Why do we not do the things that we know are going to make us happy?
This is the heart of all of the work I do. So you just nailed it with this description. Honestly, it's because we live in a culture and a society that tells us to do certain things to become happy. And as you said so beautifully, even though it doesn't align with our own experience and our inner knowing, we end up being very much influenced by that. And it ends up driving our actions to deprioritize the things that do make us happy. And unfortunately pursue things that don't end up contributing to lasting well-being in the long term.
So talk to us about the old model of happiness. What is the old model of happiness?
It's really what you described, this cultural understanding of happiness that teaches us that if you want to be happy, you need to perfect yourself. You need to achieve more and more and consume as much as you can. And you need to dominate other people and essentially cut yourself off from them and be completely independent. And these messages about happiness, they seep into our lives in so many different ways, whether it's through our workplaces or through the institutions that we see or what we see in the media.
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