The truth about happiness - by Lionel Page
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We are designed to long for it, not to get it
The truth about happiness We are designed to long for it, not to get it Lionel Page Jul 12, 2024 111 29 25 Share If you stop by a bookshop, you will notice the popularity of self-help books on happiness. Many of them claim to reveal the secrets to long-lasting happiness. But if you read some of these books, you may, surprisingly, find that they do not have consistent definitions of what happiness is. You may also end up confused about the secrets of happiness: Should you meditate and appreciate the moment or strive for a better future? Should you build social connections or learn not to care a
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