What philosophical strategies can help you lead a more fulfilling life?

Be yourself, you are the only one who is like you and that makes you different from everyone else. Bring you to the table to do good, do it well and contribute to the good of the world. Do it like you!

To believe that everything is a part of the flow of life. The extreme highs and the extreme lows and each is temporary. The one who makes it to the shore is the one who dares to sail bravely. Of course, sometimes it may not be possible to be brave by yourself which is when you equip yourself with either coaches/equipment to help you sail through.

Be authentic- be yourself Be present in every moment Listen to spoken and non-verbal, be comfortable with silence Generosity- Give time, resources and talents for greater good Continuous learning Courage to pursue life purpose

Focus on What You Can Control Live Authentically Maximize Well-Being Cultivate Tranquility Emphasize Human Value and Dignity Pursue Knowledge and Understanding Incorporating these into your everyday life can help you find purpose, and ultimately lead a more fulfilling and meaningful existence.

1) Give your best in everything that you do. 2) What goes in (food and thoughts) determines the output. 3) Focus on your deeds; results will come at the right time. 4) Give what you can and forget. 5) Knowledge is bliss. 6) Maintain privacy. If one can't keep their own secrets; how do they expect others to keep for them?! 7) Eat, love and pray. Life happens.

The Socratic technique encourages critical thinking and ideation through probing questioning. This career development method has worked well for me. Regularly questioning success assumptions can reveal significant truths and self-discovery. For job advancement, it's important to understand motivations. What motivates you to advance? What is success to you personally? By confronting these ideas and motivations, people might discover their genuine values and goals. I promote reflective questioning as Career Development Centre chairman. They develop more meaningful and achievable goals and grow and fulfil themselves via this process. Career goals can be aligned with personal values to achieve success and fulfilment.

All the mentioned philosophical strategies are valuable for a fulfilling life, but for me, Socratic questioning has been transformative. Examining our beliefs and values through deep questioning leads to greater self-understanding and an authentic life. Taking the time to question and clarify my beliefs has allowed me to make decisions aligned with my values, making me happier and a better person. Thanks to this practice, I have been able to dedicate myself to what I love most: helping people. Socratic questioning has provided me with clarity and purpose, guiding me toward a fulfilling and authentic life.

Emphasis of moral values in careers create a meaningful profession. Deterioration of moral values in life reflects in careers. Scams, bribes , fraud and assaults are the reflection of devaluation of moral values. A career beyond selfishness sublime its glory.

Live to serve mankind. We are authentically created, each person is different from the other in the aspects that make us unique. My skills or weaknesses are complemented by another person's skill or weakness. It's fundamentally like a jigsaw puzzle and if we help and support each other through service we create a oneness that makes us whole.

62 years of living: * If you dream of going to the moon, you will never get to the stars. If you dream of going to the stars, work hard & are very lucky, then one day you might make it to the moon. So, don't limit your dreams by your perceived abilities, you may surprise everybody (including yourself). * Never tell anyone they are wrong, ask them if they are wrong. Never argue with a person who mistakes their feelings as fact. * If you can honestly say that more people tolerate you than hate you, then you must be doing something wrong. It is far better to be hated, than it is to be insignificant. * Plans are made to be fluid. Lennon was right, "life is what happens when you are busy making other plans". Dreams @ 18 vs reality @ 62.

This one. I think I have tried the others. Not saying that they don't work but I am middle aged and I've seen others show that if your willing to take full responsibility for the pros and cons of doing it, do that thing that gets you out of the bed every morning, even if it doesn't bring profit right away. We have countless examples of this in our world. We can see many on the Internet whenever we like. Obviously not every one is authentically doing it, but there are many who are and often give the horror stories that got them to where they are. But the point is, they made it, come hell or high water.

Always be true to yourself, without pretense or compromise. In today's society, authenticity is invaluable. Sadly, it's a trait often in short supply. Strive to be a sincere individual, dedicated to making positive contributions to the world.

Start here, What's the meaning of life? It took me 20 years to get the answer I was looking for, ...long story, but; "You" are the meaning of life. So, in existentialism, "what is life?" Life "IS" choices. The idea is, you choose "authentically" -- something authentically "you" -- something you choose according to "your" life that "is" you. The old saying is, "I've never worked a day in my life, I love my work." There is a caveat, you may not always like your job. JOB vs. WORK (not the same thing) That was my experience for years; years of working as long as I could at what I loved and then having to quit because the horrendously offal job. But, anyway, the idea is, you do you! Even if "you" have to quit and move on.

Humanism Human Dignity and Autonomy: Respect and promote the dignity and autonomy of all individuals. Rational Inquiry: Use reason and evidence to make decisions and understand the world. Compassion and Empathy: Foster compassion and empathy to build a more just and humane society.