A new study has found that success in life may be linked to better mental health.
The study, which was conducted by the University of Pennsylvania, looked at a group of people who had achieved success in various fields. They found that those who were successful were more likely to report higher levels of happiness and satisfaction with their lives. They also found that successful people were less likely to report symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress.
This study provides new insight into the link between success and mental health. It shows that success may not only lead to better mental health, but that better mental health may also lead to success.
Making a difference
Whether you are the CEO of a Fortune 500 business or simply want to inspire yourself to the next level, the world’s top keynote speakers have a lot to teach you.
Allowing people to select wellness methods has been found to boost not only happiness but also productivity, inventiveness, and overall performance. Many success and mental health professionals advocate the power of the mind and its ability to improve individual performance.
These professionals speak about the importance of taking care of your mental health in order to be successful. They stressed the importance of setting goals and staying motivated, as well as the importance of seeking help when needed. They encouraged the audience to take care of their mental health so that they could be successful in whatever they do.
Meet Arishma Singh: teaching people to achieve sustainable success
There are many experts on success and mental health, all championing the power of the mind and its ability to enhance individual performance. Arishma Singh, for example, is widely regarded as the leading keynote speaker in this sector today.
Her dynamic, engaged, and real keynotes and workshops regularly inspire audiences of entrepreneurs, change-makers, and corporate high achievers.
Arishma’s profound love of storytelling, knowledge of emotional liberation techniques, and background as a top sales professional enable her to produce riveting speeches that constantly earn her high accolades.
Her near-death experience inspired her to seek out revolutionary mind-body technologies when she was admitted to the hospital for severe pancreatitis and spent three weeks battling for her life in the intensive care unit (ICU) and another three months in post-recovery.
This event launched her journey toward profound self-examination, acceptance of her circumstances, and a focus on long-term performance without sacrificing wellbeing.
Arishma’s target audience is eager to acquire new tactics and ways to improve their performance and quality of life. She is a dynamic public speaker who shares her iconic success story of confidence, grit, and tenacity with audiences all over the world.
