Dialogue on Happiness

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Kaplan University Dialogue on Happiness

Introduction

Some things in life are too hard to describe, and so is “happiness”. Happiness doesn't have any value or any outlet where you can buy it. The question is not, who wants happiness in his life, as everybody wants it. The real question is how to get happiness. “Happy” is the word of celebration as well as to cover the disappointment. For example at one instant we say “happy birthday”, and on other we say “ok as long as you're happy”. The word “happy” is not an issue but how to get it is a big one (Janaro, R. P., & Altshuler, 2009).

Considering this in mind, here is the dialogue session with two isolated individuals to find their aspect of happiness in their life. Moreover, we will use this research work to conclude the theme of happiness in our perspective.

Interview with C.Daniel

He is my friend. I picked him as first one to interview on his opinion about success. Here, is the dialogue session with him

Question: describe yourself?

Response: I am Daniel, aged 26 years, a software engineer with an intellectual approach towards solving complex programming issues.

Question: Question is very simple, are you happy?

Response: Not much.

Question: Why?

Response: You set your own standards to be happy, I have chosen my own. Considering them, I am not much happy as I want me to be.

Question: Has your definition of happiness changed over time?

Response: Yes. Being a kid, I had different aims and objectives. When I was growing up, I had differing ambitions then. Now, I have totally different plans and targets. I will not be happy until I achieve those targets.

Question: What experiences have influenced your definition?

Response: Time is the biggest experience. Time told me to change my targets by and by with my growth, as I already ...