Contrary to popular belief, happiness does not lie in material abundance. The cracks in the paradigm of infinite growth and selfish consumerism are becoming evident. This book calls for a radical rethink of what constitutes a good life, presenting a strategy that prioritizes sustainability and well-being.

Drawing on modern social science and ancient Greek philosophy, the author explores how to live a meaningful, creative, and autonomous life enriched by positive relationships. Practical tools and reflective exercises guide readers to understand and navigate the inner forces—drivers and saboteurs—that shape their path to a thriving life.

An essential read for those committed to solving today’s ecological and social challenges while embracing joy and meaning.