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From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks

How to Find Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life.

We tend to think that the more successful we become, the less susceptible we are to the sense of professional or social irrelevance that usually accompanies aging. However, the greater our achievements, the more we notice the decline, and the more pain it is when it occurs. We can start now to make our older years happy, purposeful, and successful.

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At the peak of his career at the ripe old age of 50, Arthur Brook embarked on a seven year journey to discover how he could transform his future from one where he felt disappointed about his declining abilities into one where he could feel proud about his progress. From strength to strength, Arthur discovered a practical roadmap for the remainder of his life.

“The roadmap for finding meaning, purpose, and happiness as we get older, from bestselling author, professor at Harvard University, and the Atlantic’s happiness columnist Arthur Brooks.”

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Drawing on social science and philosophy, Brooks shows us that real life success is well within reach. By focusing on certain priorities and habits, such as deep wisdom and detachment from empty rewards, we can set ourselves apart from the rest of society and increase our chances of experiencing greater happiness.

From Strength to Strength (2021) by Arthur C. Brooks

From Strength to Strength (2021) by Arthur C. Brooks
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From Strength to Strength is about how to Find Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life. By focusing on certain priorities and habits, such as deep wisdom and detachment from empty rewards, we can set ourselves apart from the rest of society and increase our chances of experiencing greater happiness.
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