Psychology
fromPsychology Today
5 days ago"Happiness Is Finding a Pencil"
Happiness is not an achievement or goal to pursue, but rather a byproduct of transformative love that emerges unexpectedly in ordinary moments.
Happiness today is narrowly defined by some positive psychologists as a joyous state of mind or well-being. The happiness sciences see it as something you can calculate and quantify. They developed a Happiness Index and the World Happiness Report. These basically measure happiness as satisfaction, with criteria like gross domestic product per capita (money) and life expectancy (health) as some of the factors considered.