The Three Most Important Aspects Of Happiness, Money And Health

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In the world there are 3 very important factors that defined our goals or what we want for life. Happiness, money and health are the important things that a person could have, but each person sees it as a different priority because anyone has the same views of see the world, for one person it could be more important be happy tan have a cool life with a lot of money or having such a healthy life. Like a person we look for having a good life, a good job, a beautiful wife or husband, a lot of money, a big house and more importante an easy life. We are people that only focus on material things and we think that this is going to makes us happier but the thing in here is that we want something but when we riched it we want more and more because …show more content…
The second question that we did to the students was “What are most important to you, be rich, have a healthy life or be happy?” The answer that almost all of the students said was that the most important thing is to be happy. We started to ask in the first semester and most of the students say that is more importante to be happy bacause they think that be happy is feeling good with yourself, feeling well mentally and physical, does not serve you have healthy or be rich if you are not happy, and if you are happy you enjoy more the life but only two sutdents say that is more important have healthy because they think that have a good health you can be happy and for feel good about myself. Then we ask to third semester the same questions and most said that be happy because we need to be happy and always show a happy face, you can’t have a bitter life, happiness is the most imporant thing in the life, and with happiness enjoy life, three students said that is more important to be rich because if you're rich

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