Nothing's Wrong, But Something Feels Missing
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Nothing's Wrong, But Something Feels Missing
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You've done well. The career works, the life looks good from the outside, and you feel you should be happy. But something is missing, and you can't put your finger on it. Maybe it's a quiet dream you've never acted on, or a sense that life is slipping by. Drawing on his own years in a secure corporate job, Russell looks at how people get from "fine" to fulfilled.
- A life that's comfortable enough is often harder to leave than one that's painful. What are you tolerating?
- Being brutally honest with yourself about the dreams you've done nothing about is where change starts.
- Fear of success can be stronger than fear of failure. Russell draws on Steven Pressfield's The War of Art.
- Commitment means "holding the pose": staying with the discomfort of change rather than going back to what's familiar.
- Why Russell has worked with a coach for nearly 20 years, and what he means by "a champion for your soul".
The reframe: the itch that says something is missing isn't ingratitude. It's worth listening to.
If you're successful but unfulfilled and quietly wondering, "Is this it?", this one's for you.
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