Why Developing a Fun Habit Is Better Than Pursuing Happiness

Why Developing a Fun Habit Is Better Than Pursuing Happiness
If you want to be happy, take an action-oriented approach and do things you really enjoy. fizkes/Shutterstock
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We all want to be happy, and the idea of happiness as a learned skill has never been more popular. Searching for happiness offers us all a glimmer of hope—from Baby Boomers pining for the joys of the past, to young adults experiencing record levels of loneliness, anxiety, and burnout. Who doesn’t want a reprieve from our collective malaise as we slowly emerge from the pandemic?

In part, these desires to live happier are being fueled by a constant stream of well-intended messages trying to inspire positivity in a time of crisis.

Mike Rucker
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