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We talk a lot about goal setting and the daily work that is required to achieve those goals. But what happens after you achieve your goal? What if you get all that you wanted, and you find you’re still not happy? By his mid-20s, Kevin Palmieri had it all. The beautiful girl. The fit body. The nice car. The fat bank account. Despite how everything looked on the outside, internally Kevin was a mess. He knew he had hit rock bottom when he found himself sitting on the side of his bed contemplating suicide. What saved him? It started with one powerful conversation with a trusted mentor. 

Now, Kevin is the Founder & Co-Host of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 self-improvement podcast that reaches more than 650,000 people in more than 125 countries. He has found happiness through service to others.

Listen as Jennifer Furlong and Kevin Palmieri discuss the dangers of relying on external results for internal fulfillment and how grateful ambition and quality conversations are key to aligning your actions with your goals and values, and why the quality of thought is what truly matters. 

Join Next Level University and contact Kevin:
https://www.nextleveluniverse.com/next-level-5-to-thrive-registration/

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Jennifer Furlong Author | Podcaster | Speaker | Communication Ace

Jennifer Arvin Furlong (aka Jen) is a communication and media specialist who has kept one foot on the professional side of the industry for three decades and the other foot on the academic side teaching communication and public speaking for almost two of those decades. She is an author, speaker, media literacy advocate, and Marine Corps veteran. Nowadays she stays busy as the Communications Director for Ad Fontes Media, as Board President for Media Literacy Now, as a speaker coach for TEDxSavannah, and as the host of the Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast, “where we communicate about how we communicate.”