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Some people might define joy as a frenetic, even frantic emotion. The kind of joy I am referring to might be better defined as a quite, warm, peaceful satisfaction with one's place in life. I am talking about learning to be satisfied with who we are and with whatever stage of life we have reached. I've learned I will never be perfect, but I am good enough."

Reference

Adams, Micael (2000)Better Happy Than Rich, Canadians, Money and the Meaning of Life. Toronto: Penguin Books

DeBono, Edward (1977) The Happiness Purpose, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books

Griswold, Charles L (1996) happiness, Tranquility and Philosophy in Rouner, Leroy S. and James R Langford (1996) Philosophy, Religion, and Contemporary Life, Notra Dame, Indiana: University of Notra Dame

Kaufman, Barry Neil (1991) Happiness is a Choice, New York: Fawcett Columbine

Russell, Bertrand (1958) The Conquest of Happiness, New York: W.W. Norton

Segal, Jerome (1999) Graceful simplicity, Toward a Philosophy and Politics of Simply Living