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Happiness is not like a mature fruit. It can fall into your mouth just by the effect of a lucky environment.
Happiness, in most cases, is not like a ripe fruit that falls into your mouth simply because of a lucky environment. This is why I titled my book *The Reason for Conquering Happiness*. The world is filled with many challenges—some can be avoided, others are unavoidable. While the doctrine of pessimism may seem tempting, it’s ultimately unexciting and limiting. As a young person, I once rejected it with anger and disdain, as I was drawn to the idea of heroes and grand ideals. But now, I see that truth isn’t always exciting, and sometimes, the middle path is the only way forward. Though it may sound dull, the golden mean often holds more truth than we realize.
One of the key reasons for embracing this balanced approach is to maintain harmony between effort and relaxation. Both extremes have their own appeal: on one side, there's the call for surrender, often associated with spiritual figures or mystics; on the other, there's the push for hard work, seen in efficiency experts or devout Christians. Each perspective has some truth, but none holds the whole story. In this chapter, I aim to explore that balance. I’ll start by focusing on the aspect of effort.
In very few cases does happiness come without any effort. For example, a kind-hearted man who inherits wealth, enjoys good health, and has simple interests might live a peaceful life, unaware of the struggles others face. Similarly, a beautiful woman who marries a rich husband without needing to work, and who isn't afraid of gaining weight or having children, could experience a carefree happiness. But such situations are rare. Most people aren’t born into wealth, nor do they naturally possess an easygoing nature or emotional stability. Many struggle with health issues, financial stress, or emotional turmoil, making a quiet, routine life unbearable. Moreover, marriage alone doesn’t guarantee happiness, nor does luck always favor us.
Therefore, for most people, happiness must be pursued, not given. It requires both internal and external efforts. Internal efforts might involve letting go of certain expectations or fears, but for now, let’s focus on external actions. Whether you're a man or a woman, your happiness is shaped by your choices, actions, and perseverance. It’s not something handed down from above—it’s something you build through consistent effort and resilience.
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