🌜Happiness In Life 🌛

2000 years ago, the happiest and wealthiest kings had less than one-tenth of the resources that humans have today. They had to travel for months to see their relatives, lose their loved ones to a simple cold, and walk for hours to get a sip of water...

The question is, what is the reason for the dissatisfaction of modern humans despite having all these conveniences, even many times more? Throughout history, there has always been a gap between human desires and what they possess. As human resources have grown, so have their needs, and the point is that this trend never ends.

So, are we destined always to be dissatisfied with our situation? Because, in any case, we lack the things we want... What’s the solution?**

Solution: 1⃣ Consider your small and big desires, write them down, and make a list; 2⃣ Next, examine each item and ask yourself how much you truly need that item in your life. Is the price you have to pay to obtain it worth it? 3⃣ Is your happiness and life satisfaction dependent on the existence of this item? 💎💰✈️

Personally, I am in love with the Rolex Oyster Perpetual watch, which costs around $26,000. Only a limited number of these watches are produced each year, and there's fierce competition among all the people who want to get one of these few available. That's why you don’t see this watch or similar models on people’s wrists on the street. 👀

🔮 Here’s an interesting point to consider: Is this watch and the price I have to pay for it worth it? Should I postpone my smile until the day I have this watch on my wrist? Should I wait for that day to experience happiness?

Will I only feel happy on that day? Have I postponed some of my smiles for the day when a certain wish of mine is fulfilled? How wise is this approach? ⁉️

The crux of the matter is that we need to consciously understand that we shouldn’t wait to be happy... The most luxurious pleasures in the world are free for everyone. Playing in the snow is free☃️, exploring nature is free🌴, climbing mountains is free⛰, and being with family is free👫. If I am not happy despite having these things, can I experience happiness with a Rolex Oyster? ⁉️