Live And Like It

Many of us find it difficult to evaluate the problems of our lives and reach the right decisions; to realize the conse­quences of our actions and the effect they can have on the happi­ness, or unhappiness, of our lives, and the lives of others. We tend to be slaves to the common myth that money and material possessions create happiness. It sel­dom works that way. The question we should ask is how do we achieve hap­piness in today's modern world? The answers may be found in the pas­sages of this book. As they are read, absorbed, and understood, they will suggest that happiness is a matter of opinion, nothing more than the good ordering of the mind. 

                                                        'Think less of what you do not have.
                                                        And reflect how eagerly you would
                                                        want the things you do have, should
                                                        they be taken away…’ 
                                                                                      — Marcus Aurelius