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PWN Stockholm webinar :
You are more than what you think you are

24 November 2020 |18:00 - 19:15 | Online Event

Success is primarily defined by external measures – how much money you make, your rank in the company, and the respect accorded you by your peers. Being successful seemingly always involves being measured against others.

On the other hand, fulfillment is the deeply felt sense that your life is full, whole, complete – that you have expanded to “fill up” your potential. Fulfillment, unlike success, is largely defined by internal measures, by how we feel about what we are doing or have done.

You cannot find fulfillment by chasing success, by working harder, by running faster. You find it by stopping and thinking differently. By asking yourself what it is you really want. What is your life really about? If you want to thrive, you have to pursue both success and fulfillment. They are separate dimensions; each requires time and energy. Achieving one does not necessarily mean you will achieve the other. We largely know what is required of us to be successful – hard work, perseverance, talent, and a little luck. We are less sure – as individuals and as a culture – of what is asked of us to be fulfilled. What must we do? How must we develop to have these feelings? 

Because, after all, only people who feel good about themselves will produce extraordinary results.

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