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Summary Of Dianne Hale's Invitation To Health

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Regardless of one’s circumstance, can happiness occur, if one strives to be happy? Yes, I believe, a big part of our happiness depends on our mindset and choices. Each one of us is inimitable and our happiness depends on several different factors. According to Dianne Hales, the author of Invitation to Health, there are many factors that our happiness depends on, such as positive traits, wisdom, courage, and strong family relationships (Hales, 2014). I believe, unless there is a chemical imbalance, our genes, and environmental circumstances have much to do with our happiness, yet, these things tend to have less of an impact than one may think.

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