Hey, it's Jonathan.
So you know how I've been telling you about, oh, that little new book of mine, how to live a good life?
Turns out my publisher is now offering the ebook version of it for a limited time for $0.99.
Yeah, that's not actually a typo or made up number.
It's not going to be that price forever.
In fact, not for a super long time.
But if you want to get it now, if you've been on the fence and you literally want to spend less than a buck for it, you can go get it on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, nook, ibooks and dive into it and hope you enjoy it.
So take advantage of this while it is out there.
Now onto our show.
Hey, it's Jonathan and I'm back with a good life project.
Rift today is entitled happiness.
It's complicated, so if you also want to see the essay version of this, you can see the print version, you can read it if you like and share it around it is.
Posted@jonathanfields.com happiness so here we go.
What if the quest to be perpetually happy was actually making us miserable?
Summer 2012 2000 miles west of New York City, nearly 9000ft above sea level, deep into the Colorado Rockies.
I'm sitting in the wood clad home of soon to be friend, venture capitalist, entrepreneur, and deeply wise and truthful explorer of life Bradfeld, and we're taping a conversation for an episode of Good Life Project.
Our goal, Brad offers, speaking about himself and his wife, Amy, is that each of us, individually and together, is to have a happy life.
Happy and good mean the same thing.
That's it.
That's the goal.