A few days ago
Anonymous

I’m working on a writing assignment, can someone help me?

–Are people more likely to be happy if they focus on goals other than their own happiness?

My answer is no and I already thought of two reasons, but I need one more.Can someone help me think of the third one?

–thx

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A few days ago
CHARLES T

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–Are people more likely to be happy if they focus on goals other than their own happiness?

It’s an opinion paper. Don’t make it so hard. It’s not wrong or right.

On the “Goals” side”

* Focusing on and accomplishing goals would empower you.

* Meeting your obligations would make you more well-liked.

* Meeting obligations would make you less selfish

* Meeting goals would build your confidence

* Focusing your energies on goals would put you in motion toward fullfilment.

* Focusing on goals would make you more organized and scheduled.

On the happiness side:

* If you consumed with your own happiness, then perhaps you would miss what others need and want

* Focusing on happiness doesn’t have an action component in it. It’s static and doesn’t move you.

* Focusing on your own happiness is pretty shallow and self-centered. To be happy, you have to make other people happy.

* To be happy is a noble goal, but it would not come from just focusing on it. It would come from actions.

* To focus on happiness, to go on a quest for it, to want it assumes that you don’t have it already. Happiness is a choice, not a quest.

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