Today, AI wrote something I don’t agree with, repeating a common misconception or feeling: that success and happiness are personal, almost as if there are 8 billion definitions of happiness—one
Aristotle once said that above everything else in life, we want happiness, and that everything else we do is for its sake. This suggests that happiness is the #1 goal
Today, many people believe that they have everything they need to be happy. Being born in an age of abundance and having life dealing them the right cards, they consider
Today, we live in a society where many people are predominantly problem-oriented rather than solution-oriented. I know this to be true because a lot of individuals spend a significant amount
People often say, “I want happiness” or “I want to be happy.” But why do we say we want “happiness” rather than love, joy, satisfaction, wellness, well-being, or any other
When I tell people that I am a happiness coach, I get mixed reactions. One reaction is complete disbelief that something like that even exists, as people sarcastically and mockingly
One of the most fundamental questions we all struggle with in our lives is: Why are we here? What’s our purpose? Some people would say things like building a house,
Rich people are often even more anxious, stressed, and depressed than their less wealthy counterparts. Today, we will explore why this is the case.
Happiness is a journey not a destination, because life is a continuous way we lead our lives and not a finite pursuit of money, success, and career.
In 2024, we need to state our new year resolutions so passionately that it has no choice but to become a reality. So If You Want Something, Go Get It