First published 1995
Dennis Prager examines the pursuit of happiness through thirty-one essays that challenge conventional thinking. Rather than defining happiness or offering a step-by-step strategy, Prager focuses on what happiness is not and why human nature creates the biggest barrier to achieving it. He identifies the wrong places people typically search for fulfillment and explores which behaviors and attitudes readers should cultivate instead. Prager argues that many confusions surround how we understand happiness and insists that serious personal work is required to reach this goal. The author maintains that conquering happiness remains possible for everyone once they recognize that being happy depends on internal factors rather than external circumstances. The most crucial battle in this conquest happens within ourselves and demands our greatest efforts.
Genres: philosophy, psychology, self-help, personal-development
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, self-improvement
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