Our enemies to happiness are cross-cutting but affect each of us differently depending on our personalities, unique circumstances and vulnerabilities. This means that each one of us likely has a greater need in a particular area of their lives compared to someone else, even for a similar challenge. For example if two people are both unemployed, it's different for someone with a young family or a parent that they are caring for than for someone who is single and has no dependant.

Someone else might have the finances sorted but have broken relationships that they desire to mend or have a toxic work environment.

My program is designed such that you identify, categorize and prioritize which pillars and foundations you need to work on first and you do it at your own pace. We work together to identify which enemies of happiness are hindering you most and come up with a step-by-step personalized program of what you are going to work on and how you will achieve your objectives.