Isaac Prilleltensky

Isaac Prilleltensky, the Erwin and Barbara Mautner Chair in Community Well-Being at the University of Miami, dives into the essence of well-being. He argues that our sense of mattering relies on a balance between individual and collective wellness. The conversation highlights the dangers of individualism and explores concepts of fairness, social justice, and the interplay of community support. Isaac also critiques the glorification of resilience, emphasizing our right and responsibility to matter in a fair society, advocating for a democratization of happiness and well-being.

Isaac Prilleltensky, psychologist specializing in the profound human need for mattering, joins us to discuss the two components of mattering - feeling valued and adding value. Learn how cultivating mattering through fairness, purpose, and small generous acts can transform health, happiness, work, and relationships. Isaac shares practical tips for taking responsibility to add value, listen generously, and promote wellness in yourself and society.