Happier Life Lessons with Simon Mundie

How can we feel content and whole?
We often tell ourselves we’ll be happy when we get something we're striving towards, like a dream job, relationship or financial situation. But people who reach their big milestones often still feel underwhelmed or even empty. What's going on?
At this special event, BBC broadcaster and author Simon Mundie will explore practical life lessons for happier living and explain that what we're really searching for is to feel content and whole. Although we may think we want to become a ‘somebody’, we're often happiest when we experience being ‘nobody’. Reconnecting with this helps us find peace and fulfilment.
Simon will share various favourite insights from his popular 'Life Lessons' conversations with sports stars, neuroscientists, psychologists and world-renowned thinkers. This will include how to cultivate more 'flow' in your life to engage fully in what you're doing and let go of your thoughts about the past or future.
This event will challenge your thinking on what success truly is and will give you tools to really "succeed" in a deeper and more authentic way. It might even change your life.
This conversation with Dr Mark Williamson was recorded at an Action for Happiness live event on 17th April 2024 actionforhappiness.org

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I’m so grateful that this is available for me to rewatch. Really needed it right now.

[@IAmSimonMundie]

Thank you, and wishing you all the best - Simon :)

[@mazenedlibi]

Thanks for everything 🙂

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Thank you :)

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Sad I missed the live chat but glad to get it here

[@user-se5co1ob5c]

I really enjoyed the session thank you so very much.we are all beings and we are connected.

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Thank you

[@alexandrawilby2828]

Really profound. Thanks for this one 😊

[@larisahinojosacontreras6692]

In my case, I feel tired at the end of the day of being aware almost all the time of what I think, feel, say, do... and I have felt a lot of times that separation between me and my aware being... jaja