Why the quickest route to happiness may be to do nothing

12/27/2018

This article discusses the concept of "doing nothing" and its potential to bring happiness. It explores various studies and experiments that have shown the benefits of rest and idleness for mental well-being. The article looks at how our modern society values constant productivity and busyness, and how this may actually hinder our happiness. It suggests that taking time for leisure, relaxation, and doing nothing in particular can help reduce stress, increase creativity, and improve overall happiness. The article concludes that finding a balance between activity and inactivity is key to experiencing true happiness.

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