Every once in a while, we get stuck in life and ask ourselves, ‘Does Life Get Better?’ We wish we could say that life will always be easy, always sunflowers, rainbows and sunshine. As much as we hate it, we have to understand that life is all about ups and downs, good days and bad days.
In our world, one can not possibly remain happy all the time. As a result, each one of us has been sometimes forced to plaster a fake smile and pretend to be joyful, only for the sake of those around us. But, what is the price of false happiness? What is the cost of acting like that in the long term?
Our brain was wired a few million years ago, and it hasn’t changed much ever since.
Today sweets are very available at every corner yet we still have an inner sugar binge impulse, deriving and evolving from the fact that millions of years ago as hunters-gatherers, berry bushes were rare…..
Every once in a while, we get stuck in life and ask ourselves, ‘Does Life Get Better?’ We wish we could say that life will always be easy, always sunflowers, rainbows and sunshine. As much as we hate it, we have to understand that life is all about ups and downs, good days and bad days.
In our world, one can not possibly remain happy all the time. As a result, each one of us has been sometimes forced to plaster a fake smile and pretend to be joyful, only for the sake of those around us. But, what is the price of false happiness? What is the cost of acting like that in the long term?
Our brain was wired a few million years ago, and it hasn’t changed much ever since.
Today sweets are very available at every corner yet we still have an inner sugar binge impulse, deriving and evolving from the fact that millions of years ago as hunters-gatherers, berry bushes were rare…..
Every once in a while, we get stuck in life and ask ourselves, ‘Does Life Get Better?’ We wish we could say that life will always be easy, always sunflowers, rainbows and sunshine. As much as we hate it, we have to understand that life is all about ups and downs, good days and bad days.
In our world, one can not possibly remain happy all the time. As a result, each one of us has been sometimes forced to plaster a fake smile and pretend to be joyful, only for the sake of those around us. But, what is the price of false happiness? What is the cost of acting like that in the long term?
Our brain was wired a few million years ago, and it hasn’t changed much ever since.
Today sweets are very available at every corner yet we still have an inner sugar binge impulse, deriving and evolving from the fact that millions of years ago as hunters-gatherers, berry bushes were rare…..
