I forget the actual origin of my belief, but I remember being taught at
some point that happiness is not something you can obtain. It's not a
commodity that can be bought or bartered. It's not something you can win
in a contest. It's not some kind of prize. Rather, it is something that
happens to you. It's a by-product of living a good life, and reaching
worthwhile goals. If your only goal is to find happiness, you're doomed
never to experience it. "Happiness" is a relative term, hence the
phrase "PURSUIT of happiness". It's different for everyone. My "true
happiness" is different from the next person's. Whatever makes you
truly happy is your true happiness.
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