James R. Hartwell writes practical nonfiction on business, strategy, and personal growth. His work turns complex ideas into clear, useful insights for modern readers.
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Excellence Isn't Happiness. Letting go of perfection to find joy
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- Nombre de pages171
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-68461-8
- EAN9783565684618
- Date de parution23/08/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille814 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
You've been taught that if you're just excellent enough, you'll be happy. Get the perfect body, perfect career, perfect relationship, and happiness will follow. This is a trap. Excellence and happiness are different pursuits, and pursuing one often destroys the other. This book teaches the hard truth: pursuing excellence at the expense of happiness is a bad trade. You'll learn that perfectionism is not the same as excellence, that excellence can be cold and unhappy, and that the happiest people are often people who've given up the pursuit of perfect.
You'll discover that happiness comes from acceptance of good-enough, that joy lives in the messiness, and that letting go of perfection is often when life actually improves. For anyone exhausted from chasing excellence, this shows how to prioritize happiness instead.
You'll discover that happiness comes from acceptance of good-enough, that joy lives in the messiness, and that letting go of perfection is often when life actually improves. For anyone exhausted from chasing excellence, this shows how to prioritize happiness instead.
