Quote by Allan K. Chalmers

The grand essentials of happiness are: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.

The grand essentials of happiness are: something to do, some

Summary

This quote suggests that there are three essential components necessary for experiencing happiness in life. First, having "something to do" implies that being engaged in meaningful activities or having a purpose and goals give us a sense of fulfillment. Second, having "something to love" alludes to the importance of having deep connections, whether it be with a person, a cause, or a passion, as love and affection provide a source of happiness. Lastly, having "something to hope for" emphasizes the significance of having aspirations, dreams, and possibilities in life, which instill a sense of optimism and keep us motivated and content.

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