Beyond Happiness
In his 2008 book, “Gross National Happiness,” Dr. Brooks argues that what’s crucial to well-being is not how cheerful you feel, not how much money you make, but rather the meaning you find in life and your sense of “earned success” — the belief that you have created value in your life or others’ lives.
Seems obvious enough, but I think this accounts for more than typical happiness psychology gives it credit for.
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