Quote by George Bernard Shaw

Happiness and Beauty are by-products.

Happiness and Beauty are by-products.

Summary

This quote suggests that happiness and beauty are not things that can be pursued directly or achieved through external means, but rather are unintended outcomes or consequences of other actions or experiences. They are the result of living a meaningful life, cultivating positive relationships, and engaging with the world around us. By focusing on personal growth, fulfillment, and enhancing our connection with others, we may indirectly discover happiness and beauty in unexpected and profound ways.

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By George Bernard Shaw

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