the pursuit of happiness
@coffeelover101 (94)
Philippines
August 28, 2011 8:03pm CST
Dale Carnegie said "Success is getting what you want, happiness
is wanting what you get."
He also said that Happiness doesn't depend upon who you are or what you have;
it depend solely on what you think. Sometimes i wonder how difficult to pursue
happiness because what the experts are saying is that Happiness is definitely a
choice. How can i want what i got? Let's say if i really really want this guy
because i know he makes me happy but what if it's not possible? So just settle for
anyone around you don't really like? Hmmm...They also said that money doesn't buy
happiness ...i totally agree however there's nothing wrong with wanting more money
i believe especially if you know where to put your wealth wisely.
If you haver money and you are sad,
you can go shopping and i think that will make you feel better.
If i am upset for example and i have money, i can go out of town or out of the
country and then i will be happy. I also read from an anonymous author that you
lose 60 seconds of happiness for every minute you are angry. But there is nothing
wrong i guess if you get angry at times, that's normal and as long as you don't
sin when you are angry i think that will just be fine. For me there are a lot
of things that makes me happy...my dog, rainy season, hot coffee, shopping, cream
puff, fishball, Isaw, ice cold coke, champagne, pistachio, kisses, babies, toddlers,
beach, tagaytay, bagel with cream chesse...Is it really hard to pursue happiness
at times?
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