There are two main perspectives on happiness. One is the “bucket list” version where we are trying to seek novelty and new experiences, and the other is the “in my own backyard” version where we try to find happiness right where we are. Which perspective do you relate to more? A balancing of both perspectives may be the key to happiness.


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