Philippe Brouillard, Founder of VitaQuantum and international bestselling author of Rethinking Happiness who challenges the assumption that external achievement automatically leads to fulfillment joins Enterprise Radio.
This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Philippe Brouillard discuss the following:
- Your book is called Rethinking Happiness. What are we getting wrong?
- So what is happiness, according to you?
- In the book, you say we’re not just facing a mental health crisis—we’re facing a happiness crisis. What’s the difference?
- Lastly, You say most therapy and self-help doesn’t address the root cause. What do you mean?
Philippe Brouillard is a PhD researcher rethinking happiness and the foundations of modern success. With a background spanning science and business—including an Executive MBA and the co-founding of one of Quebec’s leading functional medicine clinics—he began questioning why achievement alone was not producing lasting fulfillment. His work bridges ancient wisdom and modern science to examine the blind spots in how we define success, happiness, and meaning in contemporary life.
He is the international bestselling author of Rethinking Happiness and the founder of VitaQuantum, where he challenges the assumption that external achievement automatically leads to fulfillment. His research suggests that rising anxiety and burnout reflect more than individual stress—they reveal a deeper confusion about what makes a life truly successful.
Website: https://vitaquantum.com
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