

Claire Booth on Curing Achiever Fever
Jul 3, 2019
Claire Booth, an entrepreneur and author of "The Achiever Fever Cure," shares her journey to overcome anxiety and insomnia linked to relentless achievement. She explores the difference between healthy ambition and 'Achiever Fever,' emphasizing the importance of inner reflection. Booth discusses the significance of coaching in personal growth and challenges listeners to question their inner critic. The conversation highlights techniques to transform negative thoughts, encouraging a more balanced approach to success and fulfillment.
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Loving the Bad Wolf
- The "bad wolf" (negative thoughts) can surprisingly contribute to success.
- Learning to appreciate this "bad wolf" can pave the way for a healthier relationship with the "good wolf".
The Dark Side of Achievement
- Claire Booth tied her identity to achievement, leading to success but also anxiety, depression, and insomnia.
- This realization prompted her to seek a healthier approach to achievement.
Defining Achiever Fever
- Achiever fever is not about achieving itself, but rather tying self-worth and happiness to achievements.
- This creates a delusional cycle of constant striving and dissatisfaction.