Eudaemonist

/ˌjuːdɪˈmoʊnɪst/ noun

Definition

A philosopher or person who believes in or advocates for eudaemonism, the theory that human flourishing and virtue are the highest goods.

Etymology

From eudaemonism + -ist, forming an agent noun for someone who follows or practices a philosophical system. Greek philosophers like Aristotle are considered eudaemonists.

Kelly Says

If you're a eudaemonist, you think the whole point of life is to develop excellence in yourself—which is why eudaemonists tend to be passionate about education, practice, and self-improvement.

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