Episode 37: Carpe Diem

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the psychology behind choosing happiness and the profound impact it can have in one's life. Steeped in the insights of Harvard Professor, Arthur Brooks, this episode urges you to explore the power of 'acting how you want to feel'. We touch upon often overlooked ideas such as 'faking it until you make it' and talk about the potential pitfalls of excessive positivity. We also explore the connection between our reactions to life's trials and our future, discussing themes of worry, fear, and anxiety and how to convert these into positive contexts.

Not only do we provide thoughtful discussions, but we also share personal anecdotes about optimism, tackling crises, achieving success through visualization, and more. We offer renewed understanding to long-standing wisdom and delve into philosophical classics. We connect with listeners through sincere conversations about daily life, reinforcing the idea that choosing happiness is not just an option but a lifestyle.

The episode also interestingly looks into 'faking it until you make it' in the context of personal dreams and challenges. We discuss how altering personal spaces can bring in a fresh wave of energy and positivity. Through intimate talks circling around acceptance, attracting positivity, the power of neurodiversity, managing expectations and more, we promote the might of a positive mindset.

In a deep-dive into choosing happiness, we share insights about decluttering life, fostering joy and prioritizing human connections. Shedding light on the link between external chaos and inner turmoil, we draw from personal experiences of overcoming life's obstacles with gratitude and positivity. The talk closes on an encouraging note reminding listeners to prioritize happiness above all else. Tune in to this heartwarming episode to discover the true art of choosing happiness.