Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson

To fill the hour??that is happiness.

To fill the hour??that is happiness.

Summary

This quote suggests that the key to happiness lies in fully embracing and appreciating every moment. Instead of anxiously waiting for something to happen or longing for the future, true happiness can be found by living in the present and making the most of each hour. It emphasizes the importance of finding joy and contentment in the ordinary moments of life, rather than constantly seeking grand events or experiences. Happiness is not always about achieving big goals but rather in finding fulfillment in the small pockets of time that come our way.

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By Ralph Waldo Emerson

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