We’re always told that success = happiness.

More money, more freedom, more security… right?

But what if that’s not actually true?

In this episode, we dive into a shocking revelation from YouTube giant MrBeast, who admitted on Diary of a CEO that he feels more unhappy than happy - despite having a billion-dollar empire, insane levels of success, and even a recent engagement.

If someone who seemingly has it all still struggles with happiness, what does that mean for the rest of us?

So today, I'm exploring:
💭 The myth that success guarantees happiness
💰 Why money and achievement don’t always lead to fulfillment
⚠️ The dangers of comparing ourselves to people who "have it all"
🏠 The pressure of financial security and why it’s not the magic fix
💕 What actually brings long-term happiness (hint: it’s not in your bank account)

Plus, I’m sharing a recent trip that reminded me how real joy often comes from the simplest moments - ones we can access no matter where we are in life.

This episode will make you rethink what happiness really looks like, especially when it comes to love, relationships, and self-worth.

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