We are constantly reevaluating our notions of what will make us happy from "summary" of Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert
Humans have an innate desire to seek happiness, yet our understanding of what will make us happy is often skewed. We tend to rely on our past experiences and the experiences of others to predict what will bring us joy in the future. However, we are not always accurate in our predictions. This is because we are constantly reevaluating our notions of happiness based on new information and changing circumstances.
Our perceptions of what will make us happy are influenced by a variety of factors, including our social environment, cultural norms, and personal beliefs. We may think that achieving a certain goal or acquiring a particular possession will bring us lasting happiness, only to find that our desires change over time. This is because our values and priorities evolve as we gain new experiences...
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