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Why success is not the key to happiness

Why success is not the key to happiness

Extensive research into the study of happiness has brought forward intriguing insights over recent years. The findings are quite astonishing – the true essence of happiness doesn’t lie in big, life-changing events, but in small, regular moments of joy.

Here’s what the experts found: It’s the collective effect of little pleasures and joyful moments that contribute more significantly to overall happiness, more so than a few major, impactful events. You may think that milestone events like getting your dream job, or your wedding, hold the key to lasting happiness. But, surprisingly, the high from such events dissipates relatively quickly.

The happiness spike we experience during these landmark moments in life is undeniably strong. However, this heightened state of joy tends to fade faster than we expect. The long-term impact on our happiness from these events is, in fact, no more profound than the accumulative effect of numerous small moments of joy.

The key takeaway is this: Focus on the minor moments of happiness. Enjoy the simple pleasures of life, like a hearty laugh, a beautiful sunset, or a good meal. Imprint these moments in your memory, as they can serve as a ‘happiness buffer’ during challenging times.

If your stress and anxiety is making it difficult for you to feel really happy, and you would like some help with this, let’s have a chat about how I can help you quickly let go of these troublesome emotions.

 #selfdoubt #worry #stress #anxiety #selfconfidence #overwhelm #procrastination

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