The Oldest Answer to the Deepest Question: Am I Enough?

Most of us carry a quiet, exhausting feeling of "I am not enough." Not smart enough. Not successful enough. Not rich enough. Just... not enough. What if the cure to this feeling was discovered 2,500 years ago, in ancient India and ancient Rome, and we simply forgot? In this episode, I explore the deepest human insecurity through the lens of two powerful ancient philosophies: Vedanta (from the Indian Upanishads) and Stoicism (from Greece and Rome).

What you'll learn in this video:
→ Why the "not enough" feeling never goes away, no matter what you achieve
→ What Vedanta means when it says: "You are the gold, not the ornament"
→ What Epictetus, a man born as a slave, knew about inner freedom that most billionaires don't
→ The one shift in how you keep score that changes everything
→ Three simple daily practices you can start tonight

Who this is for:
This is for anyone who has worked hard, achieved things, and still felt hollow inside. For anyone who compares themselves to others and comes up short. For anyone who is tired of looking for worth in places it was never going to be found.

The ancient thinkers we discuss:
📜 Vedanta — One of the world's oldest philosophical traditions, from the Indian Upanishads. Key idea: your true self (Atman) is already whole and complete.
🏛️ Stoicism — Practiced by Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome), Epictetus (a slave), and Seneca (one of Rome's wealthiest men). Key idea: your worth lives inside you, in your character and choices, and not in outcomes or opinions.

📚 My latest book — The Long Game: https://www.safalniveshak.com/the-long-game/

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