Taken together, Jung’s ideas about happiness and his five pillars of well-being stand up solidly to modern research findings. I propose this practical seven-point summary:

1. Do not fall prey to seeking pure happiness. Instead, seek lifelong progress toward happierness.
2. Manage as best you can the main sources of misery in your life by attending to

1) As a leader or manager, when something isn’t going to plan, the first step is to look into the mirror. ​ 2) Business can be ruthless. Even if you play fair, don't expect others to do the same. ​ 3) Unlocking your full potential may alienate you. Not everyone will understand or support your drive. ​ 4) “Resilience” isn’t good enough. You must go