Well? Does anybody know?
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Self-help books run the entire gamut in an unregulated industry. People can (and do) buy into concepts such as “thinking good thoughts will cure cancer”. Really?
Maybe. But that statement is exactly what it appears to be. It is little more than an unsubstantiated assertion. (i.e. : It is true because I say it is!”)
Then there are books such as “The Road Less Traveled” by the late Psychaiatrist M. Scott Peck, that remanined on the N.Y. Times Bestseller List for more than 15 years.
It begins with the simple premise and statement, “Life is hard.”
You bet it is. We all seek to be happy. Backpackers for sure. Isn’t that the whole point of travel? To see what is out there. To learn.
But does anybody really know what would make them happy? Money? Freinds? A romantic attachment? Success? Fame?
So we are requesting comments. Please take the time to answer the following question in the comments section. “What would make you happy?”
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I think what would make me happy would be a cure for cancer-I know that sounds cliche, but it is so true. When I was a medical secretary, I saw many people die from many forms of this disease and it is always heartbreaking. All of these people were wonderful; special in their own way and full of life. I also took care of someone close to me for four months with a type of this disease and saw the pain and fear he had to go through. Recently, my beloved Holly was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which had already spread to her liver by the time of the diagnosis. I lost her a month ago and it hurts so much. So there you have it, a cure for cancer would make me very happy.
a six pack of beer a full plate of hot wings and some good company.what more could make you happy
Good point, AJ!!!