Life University \"The Five Secrets of Happiness\" By John ParkJohn Park is a Korean American resident of New York with a B.A. in Comparative Religious Studies from Harvard University. Is another year already ending? Each year seems to pass more quickly and in the rising flood of new changes, many of us may feel we\'re just barely keeping our heads above the water. We may wonder whether we\'re always making the right choices and we may long for a clear set of principles to make decisions and guide our behavior. American author and psychologist John Izzo certainly felt that way when near the age of 50, after having nearly lost his wife to a stroke, he wondered what he might do to improve the quality of his family\'s life. He had long ago observed that people don\'t all die the same kind of death. Some pass away with deep satisfaction and self-respect while others die in bitterness and regret. What accounted for the difference? If there was a secret to living well, could it be learned before we get old? Izzo approached these questions as a researcher and questionnaired 15,000 people across North America to name elderly individuals who may have something to teach others. Out of 1,000 suggested names, he identified 235 who were considered wise elders. This group displayed great diversity. There were town barbers, teachers, business owners, authors, homemakers, priests, aboriginal chiefs, and Holocaust survivors. There were also Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, Jews, and atheists. He conducted long interviews with them that revolved around the questions: What must we discover about life before we die? What do those who are nearer to the end of life have to teach us about living life? To his surprise, these diverse individuals gave him very similar answers. He organized their statements into five basic principles which he discusses in his book, The Five Secrets You Must Discover Before You Die. These secrets will not seem astonishing. The trick isn\'t about knowing the secrets. It\'s about living them. The first secret is: Be true to yourself. This doesn\'t mean insisting upon your opinions and preferences. It means knowing deep in your heart what is important to you and living in a way that makes the most important thing the center of your life. The wise person applies this first secret, according to Izzo, by very seriously asking him- or herself three questions every day: 1) Am I following my heart and being true to my self? 2) Is my life focused on the things that really matter to me? 3) Am I being the person I want to be in the world? The second secret is: Leave no regrets. Elders in the book observe that most people can forgive themselves for failures. These are not the true sources of regret and wise elders do not fear dying. What they truly fear is having lived without doing what they really wanted to, what they felt they were supposed to do. For many people, this means leaving damaged relations with loved ones unrepaired. Parents in Izzo\'s book speak of losing touch with their children. Children, in turn, talk of not opening their hearts while their parents were still alive. One way to avoid regret when you have to make a difficult decision, according to the elders, is to imagine yourself as a very old person. Ask yourself: At age 90, what kind of decision will you remember with pride and satisfaction? The third secret is: Become love. Most people consider love an emotion, but wise elders view it as a conscious choice. Each time we meet someone, according to them, we can choose to treat them as someone we love. One wise elder, a town barber, observes that there are two different kinds of funerals, a 10-minute one and a 10-hour one. He recalls seeing the funeral of a very successful but ruthless CEO end very quickly with no one but himself and the funeral director in attendance. In contrast, he remembers funerals that last for hours as crowds of people, whose lives the deceased had touched, gathered to share their beautiful memories. He advises us to treat others in such a way that our own funerals will last for ten hours. The fourth secret is: Live the moment. This, of course, doesn\'t mean acting impulsively. It means being fully present in the moment. Yesterday is already gone and tomorrow is forever a day away. We only have this day, this very moment, in which to live. The fifth secret is: Give more than you take. The wise elders recognize that we are only passing visitors, not owners of this world. They teach us that although the first half of life may be about acquisition--obtaining education, a job, a spouse, and perhaps children--the second half concerns what we give to the world. The elders advise us to ask ourselves every day: Am I helping to make the world a better place? What will be my legacy? What will I leave for following generations? They measure the value of their lives not by how much they received or accomplished, but how much they contributed. Again, these secrets may not appear especially surprising. You may have heard them before. The real secret, the secret of these secrets, is not memorizing them, but making a systematic effort to apply them in our lives, to base our lives on them. Would you like to start right now? Then, as Izzo advises, ask yourself: If I had only six months to live, what are the five things I would want to get done, no matter what? Actually write down a list. Now look at this list. If these are the five most important things to get done in your life, what are you waiting for? Do you need to get a terminal illness to start doing what you truly care about? Why not get started on that list today? Have a Happy New Year! Life University ¡°ÇູÀÇ ´Ù¼¸ °¡Áö ºñ¹Ð¡± ±Û: Á¸ ¹Ú (John Park)
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