Quote by Napoleon Hill

Happiness is found in doing, not merely possessing.

Happiness is found in doing, not merely possessing.

Summary

This quote suggests that true happiness is not derived from material possessions, but rather from engaging in meaningful and purposeful actions. It highlights the idea that fulfillment and joy are primarily found in actively participating and engaging in activities that bring a sense of accomplishment, growth, and contribution. The quote emphasizes the importance of experiences and the process rather than focusing solely on accumulating things, implying that happiness lies in the journey and the actions we take rather than the end results or possessions we may acquire.

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Happiness

By Napoleon Hill

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