Aristotle’s definition or vision of happiness is defined through his Eudemonia. Aristotle’s Eudemonia consists of, moderation, external goods, and internal goods. Moderation is defined as controlled restraint; temperance concerning any action was the concept which Aristotle believed in. External values entail attributes of good friends, personal wealth, political power, and an exceptional birth. Along with the values mentioned above, external values possess personal wealth. Internal goods according to Aristotle consist of intellectual virtues, which are comprised of, practical wisdom and philosophical wisdom. Further analysis of these concepts in which Aristotle believed in reveals that practical wisdom relies on pillars such as critical
