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The happiness equationing responses. Many, though, describe their lives as distinctly unhappy. Philosophers, rarely the cheerleaders of the world, are among this cohort. Henry Thoreau believed that “most men live lives of quiet desperation,” while Jean de la Bruyère claimed that “most men spend the best part of their liv

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Deconstructing happinesstruth in this observation. We need love and hope in our lives, and we need activity. Sigmund Freud thought similarly: in his view, the two pillars of mental health are the ability to love and the ability to work. Unfortunately, workaholic that he was, Freud failed to note that play is also an essent

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The inner world of moneythe nature of the industry,” or more dramatically, “I am trying to change the world and make it a better place.” It is a rare individual who admits that he or she likes the feel of money; I suspect because to say so explicitly would be rather like expressing an overt interest in sex.

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In praise of “fuck-you” moneyng how their parents struggled to keep things going, pay the bills and put food on the table, they realized the influence money had on their standard of living. As these early experiences were internalized, they became significant inner-theater themes that dominated future behavior.

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