Nowadays, the sole human motive is to reach the highest peak of success. Everyone is devoted to achieving success, yet we often do not understand its true definition. We struggle to navigate the ambiguity of success and assume that building a career is the only measure of it. This is why we fail to alleviate the stress of life and cannot even define happiness.

To tackle this complex issue, we can find happiness if we pursue it rather than success. We mistakenly believe that success is the only parameter of happiness, which prevents us from achieving it. We constantly pair happiness with success.

If we prioritize the prospect of happiness, we could achieve it instead of chasing success. In my view, equating success with happiness is a notion perpetuated by the conspirators of capitalism. By instilling this belief, these conspirators have
gained immense wealth. They have amassed mountainous capital but have not found happiness despite their wealth. If you seek happiness among the wealthy, you will often find only its absence.
To be continued...