I'm not particularly happy but I do know that pursing happiness as a goal is a bad idea. It's worth trying to set a different goal (health, career, family, what

I'm not particularly happy but I do know that pursing happiness as a goal is a bad idea. It's worth trying to set a different goal (health, career, family, whatever) and pursue that. Once you feel like you're making progress toward something meaningful happiness usually shows up as an ancillary benefit. Check out number 39: https://gist.github.com/hcgatewood/dfcd27127cd977762ea038a7589abc98 https://gist.github.com/hcgatewood/dfcd27127cd977762ea038a75...