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Happiness Is a Serious Problem
A Human Nature Repair Manual
Book • 1998
In this book, Dennis Prager explores the concept of happiness as a moral obligation rather than just a value.
He argues that achieving happiness requires a continuous process of counting one's blessings, giving up unrealistic expectations, and taking responsibility for one's life.
Prager emphasizes the importance of gratitude, self-control, and avoiding a victim mentality, highlighting that these elements are crucial for maintaining happiness.
The book also discusses how happiness affects not only the individual but also those around them, creating a positive environment for others to thrive.
He argues that achieving happiness requires a continuous process of counting one's blessings, giving up unrealistic expectations, and taking responsibility for one's life.
Prager emphasizes the importance of gratitude, self-control, and avoiding a victim mentality, highlighting that these elements are crucial for maintaining happiness.
The book also discusses how happiness affects not only the individual but also those around them, creating a positive environment for others to thrive.
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Mentioned by Sean McDowell as a book that explores the complexities of happiness and challenges cultural views on the subject.
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