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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 13 MIN

The Hidden Problem With How We Define Success

from The Deep Resilience Project

This week’s episode explores a simple but powerful shift in how we define success, and how that definition shapes the way our life actually feels.Many of us are living very full lives… busy, productive, and putting in a great deal of effort. And yet, for many of us, our levels of fulfilment, wellbeing, and contentment may not always seem to rise alongside it.In this episode, you’re invited to pause and reflect on the “measuring stick” you’re using for success, and whether it truly supports a meaningful, connected, and fulfilling life.You’ll explore the difference between resume virtues and eulogy virtues, and discover how aligning your life with deeper, more intrinsic values can lead to greater happiness, connection, and inner peace.There’s also a simple Tiny Act of Freedom to help you redefine success for yourself and begin taking small, meaningful steps toward a life that feels more aligned.A small shift in how you define success can change everything.Want to go deeper?Learn more in Melli’s book Deep Resilience:melliobrien.com/deep-resilience-bookExplore free weekly teachings and a free mini course on becoming deeply resileint @ www.melliobrien.com

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