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When it comes to caring for yourself, there are objective examples such as taking care of your health. Things like exercise, proper sleep, and practicing good hygiene. But then there are more subjective examples that differ from person to person, but might be seen as objective examples to most. An example of this is education. Most people would agree with the sentiment shared by most immigrant parents, in that education leads to a happy life because it leads to a well playing job. The first thought that came into my mind when I started to question if education leads to a happy life, is that if one is pursuing education solely to make money, wouldn't you be deprived of the biggest benefits of education. Pursuing eduction soley on


One philosopher that would most likely agree with me is Plato. Platos main focuses was to
questioned what made a good life


Was it as simple as what's already been drilled into me, a high-paying job? A high paying job can lead


From the time in our adolescence when we start making choices for ourselves, we make the choices that make us the happiest. Choices like what we eat and what we do in our free time. Throughout young adulthood and onward, the choices we make may change, in the sense that they are more logical for adulthood, but for the most part

Helping others is the one thing that truly makes me happy

I've come to the conclusion that we should not ask the broad question of "What is the meaning of a good life?", but rather ask "