Ep:#72 Erik Fernholm on how fulfilment can build a more sustainable future

What is success?   Really, if you stop to think about it. What does it mean in the whole scheme of things?   We all know how easy it is to get sidetracked in life to what we think a successful life is.    But what happens if you reflect on when you feel fulfilled? What does that look like? Is it the same as what you imagined the definition of success to be?   Today I am speaking with Erik Fernholm, co founder of The Inner Development Goals, a global framework defining the skills needed for us to reach the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. And 29k.org, the world's first free platform for practicing self-leadership, mental health, and inner development through evidence-based programs which has measurably transformed the lives of tens of thousands of people.   Today we ask some big questions.   What is the root of unsustainability?   When do we feel happiness and connection?   And what needs to happen to build a more sustainable society?   We talk about the power of shared experience and common humanity.    Corporate metrics.    And we end on the Nordic Secret. If you haven’t heard about it already, you need to. It’s the future, and how I end my up-and-coming book.    I could have talked to Erik for hours. And when you listen in, you’ll understand why. There is so much overlap with what we are both doing.    So grab that favourite beverage or throw on those running shoes, and enjoy this conversation with Erik.   And please don’t forget to let us know what you think of this episode, leave a review and subscribe.   And if you would like to be reminded of future podcasts and other inspiring stories from TIE, join our newsletter here. http://bit.ly/TIENewsletter