One reason so many are quitting: We want control over our lives again
The pandemic, and the challenges of balancing life and work during it, have stripped us of agency. Resigning is one way of regaining a sense…
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Molly Fletcher: The Truth About Happiness
High achievers are great at chasing success, but often struggle to enjoy it. Harvard professor, bestselling author, and Atlantic columnist Arthur Brooks has spent decades studying what creates happiness, what undermines it, and how to build more of it into our lives. In his new book The Happiness Files, he shares science-based insights from his How to Build a Life column and his Harvard course “Leadership and Happiness.” Arthur reveals why achievement alone can leave you feeling empty, the “arrival fallacy” that traps strivers, and the three ingredients for lasting fulfillment—helping you shift from chasing happiness to building it.
Molly Fletcher is a world-renowned speaker known for her powerful keynotes on leadership, mindset, and peak performance. Drawing on her experience representing top athletes and leaders, she customizes every talk to align with each audience’s goals. From global conferences to intimate team gatherings, Molly consistently earns rave reviews and repeat bookings — making her a trusted choice for organizations seeking inspiration that lasts. To bring Molly to your next event, contact us today.
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