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From Strength to Strength - Finding Happiness and Success at Every Stage of Life

Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube

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Aspen Institute Courses Resilience Courses Happiness Courses Western Philosophy Courses Personal Growth Courses Eastern Philosophy Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore strategies for finding happiness and success at every stage of life in this 47-minute talk by behavioral economist Arthur Brooks. Discover how to overcome fears of becoming disposable or irrelevant as you age. Learn to embrace change and develop new strengths through insights from art, philosophy, and happiness research. Examine concepts like fluid and crystallized intelligence, and understand how they relate to personal growth. Gain practical advice on job hunting, moving out, and navigating life transitions. Reflect on metaphors for success, including the Aspen tree, and uncover your true self. Delve into lessons from the Holy Land, Friedrich Schiller, and Beethoven to gain a deeper understanding of personal fulfillment. Leave with actionable steps to cultivate happiness and success throughout your life journey.

Syllabus

Intro
Life was pretty sweet
What can I do
The shape of your happiness
Job hunt
Moving out
High achievers
Decline
Why Not Bad
Fluid Intelligence
Crystallized Intelligence
Life Lesson
Empty Canvas
National Palace Museum
Art Metaphor
Your Job
Your Project
Summary
Metaphors for Success
The Aspen Tree
Your True Self
Are you experiencing it
The Holy Land
Good Luck
One More Metaphor
Friedrich Schiller and Beethoven
The Dirty Secret of Beethoven
Conclusion


Taught by

The Aspen Institute

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