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About a decade ago, psychologists and sociologists made a startling discovery. Despite the massive increases in wealth, cost of living, and quality of life, people were, on average, not any happier than they were before. Rich countries were not happier than poor countries. Wealthy and healthy individuals were not necessarily happier than poor and unhealthy individuals.There’s an old cliche, “Happiness is found within.” But in this case, the psychological research backs up the cheesiness: our happiness is determined far more by our perception of things than the things themselves.Many people spend a great portion of their lives pursuing what they believe will make them happier. But ironically, it’s the pursuit itself that amplifies unhappiness and misery.I’ve written this 25-page ebook on how this pursuit of happiness can sabotage our well-being. It’s based on a truckload of research I’ve been doing the past few years, as well as experiences with thousands of people like yourself whom I interact with through this website. In it, you’ll learn:How our understanding of happiness is “backwards” and how you can right yourself.Money can buy happiness, but only if you spend it on this…Why we are horrible at predicting what will make us happy/unhappy in the future and what we should do instead.The one action you can take to improve the quality of your life, today.