Assignment #9

Harvard study on happiness is a long-term project, they spend seventy-five years and through several generations of researchers that this study still in progress, they find seven hundred twenty four men which from different background, some of them are live in good environment and some of them are not, but after seventy-five years , evidence shows that whether you are happy is not about rich or famous but good relationship.

This study didn't surprise me because I have same opinion with it, but in my opinion the key of good life is not just relationship, I think pressure is a important factor, if some one have too much pressure they will not happy, so to understand what makes you fill pressure and learn how to release your pressure is a important things.

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