Happiness is not only a personal pursuit; people who are happy are also more likely to succeed. Moreover, a happy personality can be cultivated, especially during childhood. Parents all hope that their children will step onto the path of success in the future, so they should pay attention to cultivating a lively and cheerful happy personality in their children from a young age.
A recently published study result indicates that diligence may not be the secret to success; happiness is the key to achieving it. Psychologists say that people who maintain a happy mindset are more willing to try new things and challenge themselves. They are more likely to achieve career success, build good interpersonal relationships, and maintain a healthy body.