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Do you think a lot of successful people struggle with happiness? | Hayes Barnard from GoodLeap

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Do you think a lot of successful people struggle with happiness?

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Founder & CEO at GoodLeap

Niche: Finance, Technology

Revenue: $1M+/month

Location: USA

Started: 2010

Yes. Most of the really successful people I know carry sadness too—broken families, lack of connection with kids, or just burnout. Money doesn’t fix that. Relationships and love matter more than wealth in the end.

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