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SERIES INTRO: "THE HAPPINESS LIE - A 5-PART WAKE-UP CALL"

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We’ve been sold empty promises about happiness. This series exposes the science behind why success, positivity, and self-optimization often lead to deeper emptiness—and what to do instead. For those ready to trade illusions for truth.

A 5-part series for those tired of chasing what doesn't exist. First piece drops July 18

HEADLINE:

"You've Been Lied To About Happiness (Here's the Truth)"

You've followed the rules.

You chased the promotions. You forced the gratitude. You bought the courses.

Yet here you are - still empty.

Here's why: Everything you've been taught about happiness is a carefully constructed illusion.

I5-part series, we're tearing down the myths with:
Cutting-edge neuroscience (2024 studies they don't want you to see)
Raw confessions from the "successful but miserable" elite
A radical alternative that doesn't involve another self-help book

THE ARTICLES:
1. Why Billionaires Cry in Private" (July 18)
2️⃣ "The Happiness Industry is Scamming You" (July 21)
3️⃣ "The Dark Side of Mindfulness" (July 24)
4️⃣ "Addicted to Self-Improvement" (July 27)
5️⃣ "The Radical Alternative" (July 30)

⚠️ THIS ISN'T FOR EVERYONE:
If you still believe money = joy
If you think "good vibes only" is profound
If you're not ready to question everything

BUT IF YOU:
✅ Feel something's off about the happiness chase
✅ Suspect there's more to life than this treadmill
✅ Are ready for truth over comfort

Bookmark this page. Set reminders. The awakening begins July 18.

🗨️ COMMENT BELOW: Which myth do you suspect is the biggest lie?

#HappinessMyths #MindfulnessDanger #SelfImprovementAddiction #ExistentialFulfillment #FindingMeaning

Clarity, Edited

Passionate Advocate for Intentional Living (Lifelong Student of "Open University: Life" I used to believe being organized meant perfection--until my own clutter (physical, emotional, and financial) humbled me. My journey isn't about flawlessness. It's about recognizing the cost of clinging to what no longer serves you--and finding strength in letting go.