Redefining Success

We’re taught that achievement leads to happiness—but time and again, research shows that striving doesn’t offer lasting fulfillment. It does, however, reliably offer burnout, stress, and disconnection—while cutting us off from the very things that make life feel meaningful: connection, presence, community, and awe.

Many achievement-oriented people feel stuck in lives that look good on paper, craving lives that actually feel good. This workshop helps you imagine a different way.

Redefining Success is a workshop designed to help you understand why you’ve outgrown the myth of achievement-as-fulfillment, and create a new personal definition of success⁠: one oriented around not how much you achieve, but how deeply your life aligns with your values and sense of meaning.

This workshop is not about becoming “anti-work,” blowing up your life, or rejecting success altogether. It’s about reconnecting with the parts of life—and the parts of you⁠—that got crowded out along the way. This session combines research-supported education and guided coaching exercises for clarity and next steps.