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“Aristotle's concept of eudaimonia -- well-being through virtuous activity -- aligns with the idea that purpose-driven work produces deeper satisfaction than hedonic pleasure.”

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Duckworth connects purpose to Aristotle's eudaimonia: the deepest satisfaction comes from doing things that matter, not just things that feel good.

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The distinction between hedonic and eudaimonic well-being maps onto the job-career-calling framework, with callings aligned to eudaimonic satisfaction.

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