“Happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue.” - Viktor E Frankl

Did Hollywood get it wrong? What do you think?

Rational references:

1. More one looks for it less likely one finds it (Time Magazine - Mandy Oaklander)

2. People who pursue happiness often feel they don’t have enough time making them feel unhappy - (Research paper by Aekyoung Kim - springer)

Note:

Admire and respect @ceoofhappyness (Chris Gardner - the real-life character from the movie) and @willsmith, it’s nothing about them but a view on the portrayal of the idea.