The Literary Quest for Happiness

"Why men must be happy to be a source of his pain" - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe "Sadness of young Wit" curiosity backhand curiosity; want to know. Humans always fight against unknown ones. Sometimes, the conquest of an unknown man will lead to his loss. In Mary Sherry 's novel "Frankenstein", the monster left a difficult solitude after giving up his creator Victor Frankenstein. He does not understand the world around him.

After reading the pursuit of happiness: I was inspired to create my own challenge / mini task, looking for Chris Guillebeau to revitalize your life. In his book, Chris argues that the way to happiness is not pursuit of happiness itself, but to pursue long-term pursuits or goals rather than completing a journey. Follow the steps every day to achieve a wonderful goal. Over the past four years I have always stopped alcoholic beverages in January, but I would like to come up with more challenging goals to start this year's holiday. I want to pursue the goal that scares me. Usually I run 4-7 kilometers a week, run six days a week, and runs may be 10 k. By setting a goal of 10k per day, I feel uneasy about my stomach - a promise of time, a weather condition (extremely cold in January, Toronto is very cold), and after 31 days continuous operation without a break Possibility to hurt me

When we are in the present age, pursuit of happiness is imminent. In the United States, citizens enjoy three indivisible rights. Life, freedom, and pursuit of happiness. In the Kingdom of Bhutan, there is a nationwide indicator to measure happiness. But, if finding happiness is actually preventing you from finding it? There is a reason to believe that the pursuit of happiness may bring pain. In a series of new studies led by psychologist Iris Moss, the higher the value of happiness, the more they lose happiness. Tom is a scholar who speaks six languages ​​in Chinese, from Chinese to Welsh. At the university, Tom announced major in Computer Science, but I thought that was not satisfactory. He is addicted to happiness and is eager for careers and culture that are perfect for his interests and values.