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To bear misfortune well, it is wise to have cultivated a width of interests in happier times

Drawn from what Bertrand Russell said

happiness
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happiness What makes a life go well: whether it is meaning, love, virtue, enough money, or simply expecting less.

What makes a good life?under our view: How you meet what happens matters more than what happens

What Bertrand Russell actually said

  1. Bertrand Russell British philosopher and logician (1872 to 1970)
    To bear misfortune well when it comes, it is wise to have cultivated in happier times a certain width of interests, so that the mind may find prepared for it some undisturbed place suggesting other associations and other emotions than those which are making the present difficult to bear.

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