Newcomer The 3 decisions that happy people prioritize in their lives, according to Harvard expert

[florenceb]

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Las 3 decisiones que las personas felices priorizan en sus vidas, según un experto de Harvard

La investigación fue llevada a cabo por Arthur C. Brooks, quien afirma que más que un estado a alcanzar, la felicidad es una práctica diaria

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“the happiest people enjoy their lives, get a lot of satisfaction from their activities, and have a clear purpose in life.”

 

[drewst]

-Happiness in the small moments
-Holding space for joy and sadness
-Finding happiness from within
-Money may not buy happiness

By understanding these ideas you can be happy, today happiness is no longer a goal, but a state to be sought in every process of life.

https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/happiness/how-do-we-define-happiness-the-true-meaning-of-joy/

 

[amyang]

This definition of happiness reminds me a lot of Argentines who always enjoy every moment to the fullest as if it were the last of their lives....

 

[FuturoBA]

Happiness isn't about what you have, but what you let go.

 

[Sunny]

Happiness isn't about what you have, but what you let go.

Then I must be the happiest person in the entire universe! 😆 Then again, what's happiness?

 

[Vince]

Then I must be the happiest person in the entire universe! 😆 Then again, what's happiness?

I am about to embark on this. Thinking about moving back to NYC to be near my folks. We moved here for my wife to do that many years ago but now mine are older and having health issues so we may move back to the States later this year. The older I get the more I realize as long as you are near people you love and that love you, that is the most important thing.

 

[Spend Thrift]

Money doens't buy happiness but it sure makes life easier!!!

 

[FuturoBA]

Then I must be the happiest person in the entire universe! 😆 Then again, what's happiness?

Everyone has their own definition, but one of my favorite is Naval Ravikant's - happiness is peace in motion.

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[gringer]

I am about to embark on this. Thinking about moving back to NYC to be near my folks. We moved here for my wife to do that many years ago but now mine are older and having health issues so we may move back to the States later this year. The older I get the more I realize as long as you are near people you love and that love you, that is the most important thing.

At the end of what you're referring to, it's all about happiness, family, affection, good moments, and enjoying the little things...

 

[ohmygod]

This reminded me of a video I watched and with which I felt very identified...Life isn't about chasing happiness but about chasing experiences.

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[gringer]

This reminded me of a video I watched and with which I felt very identified...Life isn't about chasing happiness but about chasing experiences.

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That's definitely what life is all about!

 

[perroc]

I agree that money can help provide a better life, but it doesn't guarantee happiness in itself. I'm hearing more and more stories of people who, despite having a lot of money, can't find happiness due to various factors like not finding a purpose in life, lacking emotional bonds with family, or simply feeling very lonely. That's why it's important to value simplicity, especially relationships. Bonds and experiences shape individuals; without them, we're just machines for generating and spending money.

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