The concept of happiness is very subjective as every person on the planet has its own ideas about a really happy life. Each of us determines the top, before reaching which we will feel good. In my opinion, happiness is the state of man when he feels that he is doing everything right. Happy people can be seen from afar, as they have a sincere smile and they seemed to glow from within.
For some happiness in wealth, others dream of the good health of their loved ones. Perhaps a person wants to become famous all over the world, and, conversely, to find peace in a comfortable place is with his family. In any case, whatever our goals, we get a sea of positive emotions, when we achieve them. Understanding of the concept of "happiness" depends on the goals and needs of a specific person.
I believe that happiness can't be caused by only one. In order to feel truly happy, you need in every area of life to reach their quota. The rich man could still be unhappy due to problems with or lack of time, so it is important to consider all aspects of life. We can have many years to go to its main goal, and then to be disappointed in her, then we'd be left with nothing. As they grow, our life goals shift, and things that used to bring pleasure no longer interested.
Of course, it is possible to achieve their most ambitious goals and become happy, but it is much easier to start to see the good in small things. In the life of any person on the planet there are plenty of reasons to count ourselves happy. Look around you and think how many interesting and enjoyable things around you. Not worth spending your whole life only to achieve big goals, you need to notice small successes. Good weather on the street, passing the exam, the closest person nearby - all of this gives us pleasure, so why not consider it a reason to be happy.
No need to spend much time searching for happiness, it is always with us. People, events, items can become a real cause for joy, we need only pay attention to them. Unfortunately, the modern pace of life sometimes prevents us to stop and think about how well we live, but it is worth doing.
