The people who are happiest with their lives encounter plenty of suffering too. They don’t seek it, but they also do not consider it to be some sort of sickness; nor are they afraid of it. On the contrary, they know that suffering is necessary to learn and grow. Research shows that experiences of sadness can improve memory, judgment, motivation, and goodness toward others.
Author: Arthur C. Brooks
Source: The Atlantic
Subjects: Experience, Happiness, Life & Society, Psychology | Behavior
Source: The Atlantic
Subjects: Experience, Happiness, Life & Society, Psychology | Behavior
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