In contrast to the plethora of "positive thinking" books that appear on the market each year, Richard A. Norberg provides a refreshing alternative. Richard encourages readers to reject dogma and embrace life's contradictions and ambiguities, noting that happiness is simultaneously the most essential and overrated pursuit of our lives.
Theory of Happiness presents a general philosophy that is at once principled, practical, accepting, and defiant. It is as entertaining as it is instructive. It is never sceptic, and it is never unrealistic. It inspires despite never being naive.
Everyone longs for happiness, but it can only be found in the mind of the individual. You will learn some fundamental advice and facts from this book that will help you become happier and view the world in a more positive light.
Richard A. Norberg is a dependable and knowledgeable guide who can provide guidance on how to be happy, and not just any happy, but one that is truly and meaningfully happy. He teaches us methods that work for us both when everything is going well and when life's problems, big and small, seem impossible to handle.
By the end of this work, I can assure you, you won't look at life the same again, and you will be thankful for that new perspective.
