“People who have an ‘internal locus of control’ are happier and more successful in life.
According to an article on The World Counts website about the Psychology of the internal locus of control: Likewise, happy people tend to be more successful. This is somewhat comparable to the chicken-egg situation. Your psychological state is the arena in which the game is played, the stage on which the play is acted out.Ī major factor in determining your mindset is to believe you have control over your life by feeling you have control over your life circumstances. Perhaps one of the defining factors contributing to happiness, above the immediate personal physical comfort, is having the right mindset. But, there are factors above the physical and physiological – your personal psychological state plays the largest factor in calling yourself a happy person. Probably the most important is living in a state of personal or environmental security. There are a few prerequisites to existing in a state of sustained happiness.
Nevertheless, some of the most self-proclaimed happiest people in the world are relatively poor or unhealthy. But, we all know life isn’t as simple as that. Even though they are not mutually exclusive, the first two can result in the third. After all, it seems like a much-spoken mantra. Rather, it is the cumulative outcome of many happy moments over time, Resulting in that much sought-after state: Happiness.Īlmost all of us want the magical triad of Health, Wealth, and Happiness.
For the rest of the things that money cannot buy, learning to control how we use our precious energy responding to them is important. But, we can buy some of the things that contribute to our happiness. In some ways, it’s true that money can buy happiness. Listen to this article How Much Does Happiness Cost, Anyway?
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