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EmpiricalLagrange
@eulerlagrange.eth
I actually disagree with this POV. The most enduring happiness is becoming who you want to be. The idea we should be okay the way we are always seemed crazy to me. https://warpcast.com/ted/0xe17d45db
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Syed Shah🏴☠️🌊
@syed
Aka the journey, aka live in the moment. You're always becoming who you want to be, that's the default state. (the revealed preference version not the stated one.) I think you and Ted are saying the same thing. That's my interpretation anyway.
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
becoming who you want to be = being yourself
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vrypan |--o--|
@vrypan.eth
I'll chip in: IMHO, enduring happiness comes from continuously approaching who you want to be.
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Ivy
@ivy
not what this is saying being someone that you aren't in service of some future gains is the top way in which people make themselves miserable
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Mikko
@mikkolagerstedt
Imo there is a balance; some might not get the "who you want to be" part. One might never be happy if they have only eccentric goals. However, life becomes stagnant without pursuing, learning, improving and challenging yourself.
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frog wif hat 🐸🧢
@frogwifhatbased
Aim where you want to get and get there. Then when there. Aim again. 🐸🧢
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Andreas Birath
@andreasbirath
the most enduring happiness comes from letting go of the idea of happiness. we get to spend time. with each other. doing things. just being in the world. pursue goals or ideas. or choose not to. we get to spend time. which is polar opposite of not being allowed to spend time. everything else is noise.
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Cryp Tenchant
@cryptenchant
You’re right, I agree with you
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Victor
@victory27
that true
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Tiago Almeida
@tsalmeida
That's one kind of personality, you're another kind of personality. Different people feel "happy", whatever that is, under different conditions.
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