What is happiness for you? Those five minutes of absolute tranquility before falling asleep, a sunset looking at the sea, the sincere laughter of your friends around a beer ... Happiness has inspired philosophers, writers and singers in their reflections, some much less worldly and earthly than ours .
"Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony". Mahatma Gandhi.
"Never allow a dichotomy to govern your life, a dichotomy in which you hate what you do in order to have pleasure in your free time. Find a situation where your work gives you as much happiness as your free time. " Pablo Picasso.
"Happiness depends on ourselves". Aristotle.
"Happiness is not doing what you want but wanting what you do". Jean Paul Sartre.
"When what you are is what you want to be, that is happiness". Malcolm Forbes.
"There is no medicine to cure what does not cure happiness". Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
This question is dedicated to you: Are you really happy ?. Hard work and passion are the only keys to success, so never forget those two ingredients if you want to succeed. You may just be a student today, but tomorrow you may be the teacher who teaches others all your knowledge. If you see that all the people around you are lazy, work. It is the only way to get better than others and to be able to stand out. Never obsess over your failures, since that way you may lose sight of the other opportunities that you have before your eyes. Even the greatest artists in history, those who study in books and visit museums, were once apprentices who had to be advised by others who knew more than they did. No one is born learned, it takes a lot of effort and dedication to achieve little by little everything you set out to do. When a character who has been successful is seen by everyone, you can only appreciate the pride he feels and the achievements he has achieved, but you will rarely see everything he has had to abandon along the way to achieve it.
- "Only a life dedicated to others deserves to be lived". Albert Einstein