The term 'Sans Souci' is a French phrase meaning 'CAREFREE'. It is derived from the Latin phrase 'sine cura', which translates to 'without worry'. The term is often used to describe a state of being without worries or concerns. Sans Souci is also the name of a palace in Potsdam, Germany, built by Frederick the Great in 1745. The palace was designed to be a place of relaxation and leisure, and it has become a symbol of CAREFREE living.