Happiness Leads To Success

Abstract
It’s an age-old assumption Success, whether in school, work or relationships, creates happiness. Many of us strive for success, putting long hours into our work or studies in the hopes of achieving success and, as a by product of that success, happiness. Researcher found that success doesn’t necessarily follow happiness. In fact, it’s just the opposite. Happiness leads to success. Happy people seek out and under take new goals that reinforce their happiness and other positive emotions, this may be because happy people frequently experience positive moods and these positive moods prompt them to be more likely to work actively towards new goals and build new resources. When people feel happy, they tend to feel confident, optimistic,

Now although these external things certainly don't guarantee happiness (and often bring the opposite), there's definitely some truth that we get satisfaction from our successful accomplishments - like a job well done.
But actually research is showing that the more important relationship between success and happiness may be the other way around. People who are happy tend to be more successful at whatever it is they're doing - for example they have better health, are more productive and have better relationships with others. And as a result, happier people also bring huge benefits to their organisations too. There is a nice infographic about happiness and success and why happier people - and their organisations - tend to be more successful.
Despite what most self-help experts will tell you, there are no real secrets to being a success. The fact is that you have everything you need inside of you right now to become a huge success. The challenge is to excavate your treasure and bring it to the light so that everyone can see and appreciate who you are and what you can

"When people feel happy, they tend to feel confident, optimistic, and energetic and others find them likable and sociable. Happy people are thus able to benefit from these