What are the pillars of happiness?

The concept of the pillars of happiness has been discussed by various experts. Here are some interpretations:

1. Arthur C. Brooks' Four Pillars:

   • Family: Building strong family relationships.
   • Friendships: Deep, meaningful friendships.
   • Work: Engaging in work that serves others and creates value.
   • Spiritual/Philosophical Journey: Connecting with something bigger than oneself, whether religious or philosophical 1 2 3.
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       Building Happiness Foundation

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2. Andrew Wilkinson's Five Pillars:

   • Family: Seeing family every day.
   • Friends: Meeting friends and loved ones multiple times a week.
   • Nature: Being in nature once a week.
   • Novel Experiences: Having new and novel experiences once a month.
   • Tough and Gritty Activities: Doing activities that make you feel gritty and strong, fulfilling a primal need once a quarter 4.

3. Tai Lopez's Four Pillars:

   • Health: Physical well-being.
   • Wealth: Financial stability and security.
   • Love: Strong relationships and social bonds.
   • Happiness: Overall life satisfaction and joy, achieved through fulfilling the other three areas 5.