EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 5 MIN
Who Redefined Living Well?
from Untamed & Unfiltered Wellness
Every generation inherits a definition of what it means to live well, but how often do we stop and question it?In this episode, we explore how society’s idea of the “good life” quietly shifted over the last century from slower, more physical daily living to a culture built around speed, convenience, and productivity.The question isn’t whether modern life is good or bad, it's whether the definition of living well we inherited still makes sense.This episode is an invitation to pause, notice the pace of modern life, and ask a simple but important question: Are we living well… or just living fast?If you’d love to keep the conversation going, I’ve written a companion piece over on my Substack where we’ll explore this idea a little further and continue the discussion about what living well actually looks like in modern life.And if you want to sit with the questions we talked about today, that’s also where you’ll find the journal prompts from this episode.You can find the link here: Substack articleSend us Fan MailSubscribe to our Substack and get our free companion newsletter Get to the Root, where we go even deeper into today's episode topic. Click HERE to sign up!Website: https://oliviabellco.comI hope you find some time today for some peace, some plants and some paws!☮️🌿🐾Jo
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Every generation inherits a definition of what it means to live well, but how often do we stop and question it? In this episode, we explore how society’s idea of the “good life” quietly shifted over the last century from slower, more physical daily living to a culture built around speed, convenience, and productivity. The question isn’t whether modern life is good or bad, it's whether the definition of living well we inherited still makes sense. This episode is an invitation to pause, notice ...
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