Riches vs. Richness: Dr. James Hollis
Dr. James Hollis shares with Amber and Tom why happiness is actually overrated, why a life of meaning should be our goal instead, and how paying attention to the “numinous” can lead to a meaningful life with money.
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Does money make us happy? And should happiness be our goal for a life well-lived?
To find out, Amber and Tom talk with Dr. James Hollis, a renowned Jungian psychoanalyst who has written extensively about happiness, meaning and fulfillment. Dr. Hollis shares why happiness is actually overrated, why a life of meaning should be our goal instead, and how paying attention to the “numinous” can lead to a meaningful life with money.
Plus:
- Dr. Hollis explains the impact of inherited money “scripts” — which might get you thinking about your own.
- Amber talks bargain salmon, Tom talks chili garlic paste, and Dr. Hollis talks internal compasses.
- Find out how our feelings, energy and even dreams can inform our financial decision-making.
Dr. James Hollis is a prolific author and educator. Be sure to check out his numerous books and videos.
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