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Please keep this material exclusive to elib.tech! Sharing it elsewhere will get you banned!Brought to you by LucasRatoIn our modern world, there are so many demands on our limited resources – time, energy, etc. – that we rarely have time to reflect on such seemingly tangential aspects of life such as how happy we are.After all, if you have bills to pay, a job (or two!) to do, children to take care of, and/or a million other things to do, can you really afford to spend a lot of time on something as impractical as increasing your happiness?Like most self-improvement and spiritual pursuits, the truth is that you can’t afford not to. Indeed, the quest for happiness is so fundamental to the human condition that it is named as one of the three inalienable rights of man by the writers of the Declaration of Independence: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness! It’s pretty amazing that happiness is a cornerstone for modern democracy, eh?The sad truth is that the busyness of modern life leads us to lose sight of the forest for the trees. In other words, we lose sight of the reason why we do all the things we do. When was the last time you paused to think about why you have a job, work hard, stay in shape, eat well, date and develop relationships, pursue hobbies, and enjoy entertainment?I encourage you to take a moment to stop and dissect your motivations, and I think you’ll find that the core, underlying motivation for everything you do is rather simple: you want to be happy!http://mywellnessrevolution.com/wow-brent/