By: Savina Brown We all shape our goals based on the things that we believe will make us happy in our lives. The classic “I’ll be happy when” syndrome is something we all fall victim to. We say it all the time and we allow these thoughts to guide and influence us in our personal lives, our careers, and our hobbies. I’ll be happy when I finally finish college. …When I find my soul-mate. …When I have a successful career. …When I buy the house of my dreams. …When I lose twenty pounds. …When I get a muscle-up. Doesn’t it sound all too familiar? We constantly look for happiness in the future. What about right here, right now, are you happy? Not that I am here to bash goal setting or discount anyone’s achievements, but this thought process has almost become an infectious habit in our society. We are all...
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