Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson

To fill the hour -- that is happiness.

To fill the hour -- that is happiness.

Summary

This quote implies that true happiness lies in being occupied and making the most of one's time. It suggests that a fulfilling life is not necessarily measured by achievements or extravagance, but by how productively and meaningfully one spends their hours. By cultivating meaningful activities and interests, one can find contentment and satisfaction, as opposed to mere idleness or aimlessness. It encourages individuals to embrace their passions, pursue productive activities, and make the most of every moment, as this is where true happiness is found.

By Ralph Waldo Emerson

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