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Happiness is considered very important in life. Why is it difficult to define? What factors are important in achieving happiness?
Being happy is one of the most important goals to most people and I am pretty confident that every single person in the world are pursuing happiness. Sometime to some people obtaining happiness is very easy and to some others it is the most difficult task in the world.
There are many arguments about this issue, and the reason is that we don’t have a single definition for happiness. Every individual defines happiness in his own way, some people see happiness in money, some in love and some others in power. Nonetheless, people are not always right about what they think. For instance, I hav...
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