It's such a weird coincidence that you'd post this. I'm an honours student at the moment studying software development and my honours project/application is centred around trying to see if people can be helped to achieve a 'flow state' through the use of music playlists generated by machine learning so I've been reading a lot of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's papers lately! Great video!
Ah, that Jungian synchronicity! ;) Btw, that sounds like a super interesting project! What's the premise? Why would ML-generated playlists help people get into flow ?;) I'm really curious!
@@karolinasowinska Thanks! The idea is basically using machine learning to generate music playlists where the songs are arranged using similarity scores. This aims to stop the listener from being suddenly pulled out of their focus by a song that's suddenly too upbeat or jarring and hopefully aids the listener in attaining a flow state. Kind of like the lo-fi hip hop beats but automatically generated from any set of music. Not sure if that makes sense, or if it will even work but we will see!
@@AndyWTR Ohh I see! That makes sense! So I suppose you're taking some ideas from Csikszentmihalyi on how to measure flow! Sounds really interesting, good luck with the project! 😊
Thanks for the video Karolina. Your video had a heavy tone this time. No particular cheerfulness. Very deeply in thoughts. I really hope that you get out of whatever is making you not as happy as before.
thanks for sharing this video with us, I like your vision in life generally ... I also appreciate that you try to share with us your experience in many fields not easy at all such as data science and machine learning .. . you are wonderful and smart ... thank you again 👏👏💛💛🧡🧡
I'd love a table of contents for this, so we could have "chapters" to review. Here's my estimation of those: 0:00 - Intro 2:22 - Key takeaway 3:00 - The five conditions to happiness: 3:09 - 1. Balance between challenge and skills 5:39 - 2. Concentration 7:59 - 3. Clear goals 9:16 - 4. Clear feedback (/immediate feedback) 10:36 - [sponsor message] 11:40 - 5. Losing your 'self' 14:13 - wrap-up 14:48 - plugging the artists who contributed. 15:03 - Thank you I'd love to have all that (or whatever variation on it that makes sense to you) be in the description - feel free to copy/paste if you like. Either way, thanks for this!
Hearing you questioning yourself made me want to give you a hug. :D One of those "it'll gonna be all okay"-hugs :D I know your struggle though, as a former Paramedic I also questioned some of my decisions like "was this really good on the long run for that patient?". But after all - you do what you do because you think that with the set of skills and thoughts you have put into that one moment you have decided a certain way because your intentions were good. So why question yourself? :)
Hi Karolina, I've found your channel yesterday and I'm fascinated about the content. Very meaningful and inspirational, even to the point where as an typical introvert I'm writing this comment haha and due to my experience it's also quite important to avoid overthink about life and sometimes keep it simple, just experience with your inner flow :) You are wonderful person , all the best, keep it up 🧡
Karolina! I remember you from school and been following you ever since I found out you have a youtube channel :) I'm currently struggling with finishing my science degree and it's been affecting my mental health. I've been questioning my choices and whether this is the right path and if it's even worth the struggle. I know this video is a few months old but coming here I knew that I'd find some wise words that would help me realise things and push me forwards. I hope you're doing well and will come back soon with new content ❤
Ola! Jak mi miło przeczytać komentarz od Ciebie! Nie przesadzę, jak powiem, że trochę się nawet wzruszyłam czytając Twoje słowa. Popychasz mnie nimi naprzód tak samo, jak Ty mówisz, że ja popycham Ciebie! ❤Dziękuję Ci i trzymaj się! P.S. Jakbyś chciała pogadać trochę więcej o tych studiach to odezwij się na IG albo FB!
So I'm anxious, bored, and unhappy because I'm working on creative work thats not challenging enough for me and have little faith in people being receptive to it.. Yeah that sounds accurate to me. The woes of having bills. I'm the most happy when working on creative work not in my field that I'm making for myself because I work on stuff purely because it challenges me and it cant fail because I'm happy with whatever I end up making. Zero expectations around it, no desire to share it or have others like it. Its just for me and that makes me happy
@@karolinasowinska Not sure if I can think of a great solution aside from moving on to new projects. Because this work pays my bills and I have to work on it atm, I would say just trying to make the core fans as happy as possible and really push the existing concepts further in directions that are satisfying for me. Have some sort of end product I feel proud independent of its earning potential. Thanks for asking
Excellent suggestion. It is already on my Kindle 😊 Regarding the immediate feedback of DS and ML, I have one. I love to write a clear, straightforward, clean, fluid, easy to anyone to understand script/documentation/projects. And I can really tell at the moment of the development if a line is good or messy. I come to the end of my work and “, this is extremely clear to see what it is doing. Every line fits perfectly, voi lá “.
Unhappiness (in general, being unsatisfied with the current situation) is a mechanism born to give us an evolutionary advantage. If our prehistoric ancestors were always happy, they wouldn't have tried to improve their conditions, make inventions, they wouldn't have created a civilization. Like everything in us (my back can very well confirm) this mechanism is not perfect, can go wrong, it's not fine-tuned. but asking why we are not happy all the time is like asking why we have five fingers, it's grounded in evolution rather than a transcendental philosophical question. Of course at this point of history we can simply decide that we are not limited by these evolutionary constraints and so not tricked into being unhappy. fuck you Darwin, I'm gonna be happy
I agree! I guess the point is not to keep asking why we're (un)happy. The point is to understand that you can keep choosing between happiness and unhapiness on every day basis!
or choose only once. as an act of rebellion to the apparent absurdity of life (Albert Camus). the problem is to remember it on every day basis kurdee :D
@@karolinasowinska oh he was so right!! my favourite concept in philosophy and probably the most useful in real life (absurdity of life and how to deal with it) :)
This is really cool. I read somewhere in a book you can also find happiness by pulling yourself into the moment by using your 5 senses (smell, touch, taste, sight, and hearing). However this would be more of temporary happiness vs long term happiness tips you mentioned in the video. Thanks for the vid!
6:45 damn, this is the exact same thing I've been dealing with, and it's sooo difficult to overcome. I have like 6 different potential career paths I could pursue, some harder than others, and I'm always scared of letting the others go for fear I might pick the wrong one.
Ah, exactly! It's so hard to give up all the possibilities... but I still do think this is the best way forward. Well, one day I'll sit down and pick haha!
Oooh, I really loved this video and you interviewing these wonderful artists with their fascinating stories 🧡 It’s also a very cool research which goes into so many layers & directions 😊 And also the music and your coat, I love all of it!
Thanks for your video. In these days i am trying to switch career to ML, and I feel tremendous anxious because i think i am too old to do it (I am 39). All the obstacles in the road to happiness are the one we put ourselves.
About what you say at 4:30 related to being talented or not.. the problem with that is : how do you really know whether you are not talented or just need more time to get the trick ? People don't have the same experience, don't have the same background. It's normal for the learning curve to be different at first. To be honest, I think people should stop thinking about being "talented" or whatever .. To be good at something you just need to work hard and be passionate about it (unless you are really aiming to be in the top 99.9% of this something). If you enjoy something, you shouldn't give up because other seem better than you. (my personal opinion of course)
I see what you mean, although I'd say that sometimes it's quite apparent from a very young age if a person has an affinity for numbers, or perhaps artistic predisposition. That's the "talent" element, but obviously, talent alone is meaningless!
Really cool video! This is spot on for me because I am on a constant personal development quest (deep passion of mine as an enneagram 4 haha) and I have been looking into Joseph Campbell recently and the art of following your bliss, as well as simply embodying your best self NOW rather than waiting to achieve it or be given “permission” by someone else to be that later in life. Both of those have led to a lot of discovery. Looks like I will need to give this one a read as well!
Oh, this is so relatable haha! I fell into many of traps of thinking, and I do find quality self-help books quite helpful. I need to look into Joseph Campbell! Thanks!
Great video Karolina, I also have been struggling with this lately and I will be adding this book next to my list. I just finished Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl that was suggested by a mentor. It definitely adds more to think about and reflect on. I appreciate that you are out here sharing this with us! I hope you are enjoying your new job and these conditions prove fruitful in your future and everyone else's who also find this video inspiring!
@@karolinasowinska I would love to hear what you get out the book when you finish it! It's always interesting to hear what others get out of books like these as it opens up different perspectives!
It's funny, but it's the cheapest lav mic I found on Amazon. It was something around £10! The key to good audio is keeping the microphone as close to the mouth as possible, that's why lav mics are so good!
@@karolinasowinska , There is a place where people practice for 10 days, in a city close to where I live, however I got to know it a little before the pandemic and I couldn't participate, the concepts I take with me on a daily basis. ps.: sorry for my bad english.
Hi Karolina! I would recommend you the book "The Conquest Of Happiness" from Bertrand Russell, I know you will like it as much as I like you. I say ... Your content ... Greetings from Argentina 😘
I would be really appreciate, my major is statistics but I find it hard to distinguish the difference between statistical analysis in finance and data science
well for women, happiness means a husband (even if you don't like) and children. But the majority of modern women replaced that with constant validation and large number of hook ups until they hit the wall
If the religion from hundreds of millennia solved happiness, why does that religion no longer exist, and why have we been left with all these newer religions from the last few millennia? Alas religion assumes everyone is the same and must follow the same path to happiness, but the reality is everyone is different and get unhappy being shoehorned into the wrong shaped hole.
@@karolinasowinska I think it's the opposite, science has shown us our limitations to an extreme degree and how insignificant we are and how little we can actually explain purpose and meaning in the universe through the limits of science. You hit the nail on the head at the very end where you seemed to realise that it only matters when something is permanent, temporary happiness is just that, being happy for the moment is like building a sandcastle on the beach and expecting it to be standing in the morning. Religion is about permanence. And yes I kept the term vague rather than pushing you into any specific religion because I feel they all share some common features and you would find the right one for you in the end but the search is up to you. Religion and permanence go hand in hand in the same way that atheism and impermanence do. Materialism/empiricism is not an end in itself, if it was, then by now it would already have solved the problem of not being able to find meaning without permanence.
Really a greate video, but I have a question why a data scientist be unhappy ? A person like you should always be happy because you have everything desired, got all concepts, clear picture of the subject, how it works and became able to catch the variable to control it according need through DS/ML. These days you not posting videos on Data Science or ML but on consciousness and happiness. More leaned towards life phenomenas rather Data Science or ML. We may face problems and difficulties because we dont know the technology but why people like ML engineers ?
Everyone can be unhappy. Like I mentioned in the video, happiness is controlled by our consciousness, we can almost choose to be happy or unhappy. External circumstances play little role!
According to science? Then that's definitely not going to lead to happiness. Research and data are things that are weaved into scenarios that are isolated from a dynamic environment. Without confounding stressors, it's meaningless. Sure, you may achieve momentary happiness, but you can do that with anything.
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Artists will definitely show you how to be happy.
The topic is getting better and better. Thanks for sharing Karolina Sowinska.
It's such a weird coincidence that you'd post this. I'm an honours student at the moment studying software development and my honours project/application is centred around trying to see if people can be helped to achieve a 'flow state' through the use of music playlists generated by machine learning so I've been reading a lot of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's papers lately! Great video!
Ah, that Jungian synchronicity! ;) Btw, that sounds like a super interesting project! What's the premise? Why would ML-generated playlists help people get into flow ?;) I'm really curious!
@@karolinasowinska Thanks! The idea is basically using machine learning to generate music playlists where the songs are arranged using similarity scores. This aims to stop the listener from being suddenly pulled out of their focus by a song that's suddenly too upbeat or jarring and hopefully aids the listener in attaining a flow state. Kind of like the lo-fi hip hop beats but automatically generated from any set of music.
Not sure if that makes sense, or if it will even work but we will see!
@@AndyWTR Ohh I see! That makes sense! So I suppose you're taking some ideas from Csikszentmihalyi on how to measure flow! Sounds really interesting, good luck with the project! 😊
Interesting, relaxing, refreshing, thanks
Your videos are helping me a lot, thank you so much
Thanks for the video Karolina. Your video had a heavy tone this time. No particular cheerfulness. Very deeply in thoughts.
I really hope that you get out of whatever is making you not as happy as before.
Thank you :) Sometimes I can get quite outwardly reflective like this. On the inside, I'm probably feeling the same.
Great to know :-) It's always refreshing to see people deeply thinking and contemplating important life matters.
thanks for sharing this video with us, I like your vision in life generally ... I also appreciate that you try to share with us your experience in many fields not easy at all such as data science and machine learning .. . you are wonderful and smart ... thank you again 👏👏💛💛🧡🧡
I'd love a table of contents for this, so we could have "chapters" to review. Here's my estimation of those:
0:00 - Intro
2:22 - Key takeaway
3:00 - The five conditions to happiness:
3:09 - 1. Balance between challenge and skills
5:39 - 2. Concentration
7:59 - 3. Clear goals
9:16 - 4. Clear feedback (/immediate feedback)
10:36 - [sponsor message]
11:40 - 5. Losing your 'self'
14:13 - wrap-up
14:48 - plugging the artists who contributed.
15:03 - Thank you
I'd love to have all that (or whatever variation on it that makes sense to you) be in the description - feel free to copy/paste if you like. Either way, thanks for this!
Great, thanks for this. I'll try to put it in the description when I'm at my desk!
@@karolinasowinska gladly. :)
(And... haven't been at your desk yet? ;) -- i.e. gentle nudge of reminder; no big deal, though.)
Hearing you questioning yourself made me want to give you a hug. :D One of those "it'll gonna be all okay"-hugs :D I know your struggle though, as a former Paramedic I also questioned some of my decisions like "was this really good on the long run for that patient?". But after all - you do what you do because you think that with the set of skills and thoughts you have put into that one moment you have decided a certain way because your intentions were good. So why question yourself? :)
I like this perspective, I think it's quite healthy. Thank you :)
Hi Karolina, I've found your channel yesterday and I'm fascinated about the content. Very meaningful and inspirational, even to the point where as an typical introvert I'm writing this comment haha and due to my experience it's also quite important to avoid overthink about life and sometimes keep it simple, just experience with your inner flow :) You are wonderful person , all the best, keep it up 🧡
Haha if my videos convinced an introvert to leave a comment, then I'm really honoured! ;) Thank you, and I hope to see you here again! :)
Wonderful to see a new video from you again, Karolina! :) This is a video I needed in these dark days.
And equally wonderful to see you here again! I wish you plenty of sources of flow, which will hopefully lift you from the dark place
@@willemvandebeek My pleasure, enjoy that!
Karolina! I remember you from school and been following you ever since I found out you have a youtube channel :) I'm currently struggling with finishing my science degree and it's been affecting my mental health. I've been questioning my choices and whether this is the right path and if it's even worth the struggle. I know this video is a few months old but coming here I knew that I'd find some wise words that would help me realise things and push me forwards. I hope you're doing well and will come back soon with new content ❤
Ola! Jak mi miło przeczytać komentarz od Ciebie! Nie przesadzę, jak powiem, że trochę się nawet wzruszyłam czytając Twoje słowa. Popychasz mnie nimi naprzód tak samo, jak Ty mówisz, że ja popycham Ciebie! ❤Dziękuję Ci i trzymaj się! P.S. Jakbyś chciała pogadać trochę więcej o tych studiach to odezwij się na IG albo FB!
Thank you a lot for this video)
Karolina, thanks a lot for the video!! You look aaaawesome! :-)
So I'm anxious, bored, and unhappy because I'm working on creative work thats not challenging enough for me and have little faith in people being receptive to it.. Yeah that sounds accurate to me. The woes of having bills. I'm the most happy when working on creative work not in my field that I'm making for myself because I work on stuff purely because it challenges me and it cant fail because I'm happy with whatever I end up making. Zero expectations around it, no desire to share it or have others like it. Its just for me and that makes me happy
I completely understand you... what do you think would have to change for you to enjoy your current work?
@@karolinasowinska Not sure if I can think of a great solution aside from moving on to new projects. Because this work pays my bills and I have to work on it atm, I would say just trying to make the core fans as happy as possible and really push the existing concepts further in directions that are satisfying for me. Have some sort of end product I feel proud independent of its earning potential.
Thanks for asking
I feel lucky to have seen this video, hopefully it takes off.
I'm so glad that somehow the video reached you. Thank you!
So glad I found your channel 😌
Nice to have you here! :)
Great to see some videos about happiness. It's important to consider all these points when making choices about your career
Totally agree!
Excellent suggestion. It is already on my Kindle 😊
Regarding the immediate feedback of DS and ML, I have one. I love to write a clear, straightforward, clean, fluid, easy to anyone to understand script/documentation/projects. And I can really tell at the moment of the development if a line is good or messy. I come to the end of my work and “, this is extremely clear to see what it is doing. Every line fits perfectly, voi lá “.
That's a great tip!
Unhappiness (in general, being unsatisfied with the current situation) is a mechanism born to give us an evolutionary advantage. If our prehistoric ancestors were always happy, they wouldn't have tried to improve their conditions, make inventions, they wouldn't have created a civilization. Like everything in us (my back can very well confirm) this mechanism is not perfect, can go wrong, it's not fine-tuned. but asking why we are not happy all the time is like asking why we have five fingers, it's grounded in evolution rather than a transcendental philosophical question.
Of course at this point of history we can simply decide that we are not limited by these evolutionary constraints and so not tricked into being unhappy. fuck you Darwin, I'm gonna be happy
I agree! I guess the point is not to keep asking why we're (un)happy. The point is to understand that you can keep choosing between happiness and unhapiness on every day basis!
or choose only once. as an act of rebellion to the apparent absurdity of life (Albert Camus). the problem is to remember it on every day basis kurdee :D
@@vitoanania6042 Life is an absurd, no kurde hard to argue with Camus! :D
@@karolinasowinska oh he was so right!! my favourite concept in philosophy and probably the most useful in real life (absurdity of life and how to deal with it) :)
This is really cool. I read somewhere in a book you can also find happiness by pulling yourself into the moment by using your 5 senses (smell, touch, taste, sight, and hearing). However this would be more of temporary happiness vs long term happiness tips you mentioned in the video. Thanks for the vid!
6:45 damn, this is the exact same thing I've been dealing with, and it's sooo difficult to overcome. I have like 6 different potential career paths I could pursue, some harder than others, and I'm always scared of letting the others go for fear I might pick the wrong one.
Ah, exactly! It's so hard to give up all the possibilities... but I still do think this is the best way forward. Well, one day I'll sit down and pick haha!
@@karolinasowinska lol same!
Oooh, I really loved this video and you interviewing these wonderful artists with their fascinating stories 🧡 It’s also a very cool research which goes into so many layers & directions 😊 And also the music and your coat, I love all of it!
Thank you so much Adriana, that really means a lot!! ❤️
Thanks for your video. In these days i am trying to switch career to ML, and I feel tremendous anxious because i think i am too old to do it (I am 39). All the obstacles in the road to happiness are the one we put ourselves.
You can do it! Like you said, everything is in your mind, there are no real obstacles ;)
About what you say at 4:30 related to being talented or not.. the problem with that is :
how do you really know whether you are not talented or just need more time to get the trick ? People don't have the same experience, don't have the same background. It's normal for the learning curve to be different at first.
To be honest, I think people should stop thinking about being "talented" or whatever .. To be good at something you just need to work hard and be passionate about it (unless you are really aiming to be in the top 99.9% of this something). If you enjoy something, you shouldn't give up because other seem better than you. (my personal opinion of course)
I see what you mean, although I'd say that sometimes it's quite apparent from a very young age if a person has an affinity for numbers, or perhaps artistic predisposition. That's the "talent" element, but obviously, talent alone is meaningless!
Happiness is generated by you. It cannot be found anywhere else OUTSIDE.
100% :)
No. Society precedes any individual desires.
Really cool video! This is spot on for me because I am on a constant personal development quest (deep passion of mine as an enneagram 4 haha) and I have been looking into Joseph Campbell recently and the art of following your bliss, as well as simply embodying your best self NOW rather than waiting to achieve it or be given “permission” by someone else to be that later in life. Both of those have led to a lot of discovery. Looks like I will need to give this one a read as well!
Oh, this is so relatable haha! I fell into many of traps of thinking, and I do find quality self-help books quite helpful. I need to look into Joseph Campbell! Thanks!
@@karolinasowinska thank YOU! These videos you do are always loaded with wisdom and I definitely appreciate the valuable perspective 🙏
Great video Karolina, I also have been struggling with this lately and I will be adding this book next to my list. I just finished Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl that was suggested by a mentor. It definitely adds more to think about and reflect on. I appreciate that you are out here sharing this with us! I hope you are enjoying your new job and these conditions prove fruitful in your future and everyone else's who also find this video inspiring!
I need to read Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl! It got recommended to me a few times already! Thank you, and I wish you a lot of flow! ;)
@@karolinasowinska Do read it, it’s a classic! :)
@@karolinasowinska I would love to hear what you get out the book when you finish it! It's always interesting to hear what others get out of books like these as it opens up different perspectives!
@@argarok I'll probably try reading it over Christmas. I'll let you know! :)
Random question - what kind of microphone are you using? The audio is perfect.
It's funny, but it's the cheapest lav mic I found on Amazon. It was something around £10! The key to good audio is keeping the microphone as close to the mouth as possible, that's why lav mics are so good!
great content Karolina Sowinska, did you heard about Vipassana?
I did! I'm thinking of doing it, ideally somewhere in Asia, to also combine it with travel! But I don't have any conrete plans yet. Have you done it?
@@karolinasowinska , There is a place where people practice for 10 days, in a city close to where I live, however I got to know it a little before the pandemic and I couldn't participate, the concepts I take with me on a daily basis.
ps.: sorry for my bad english.
I'm begging you for Coming back:))
I will :)
She hasn't posted for a while, I hope everything is OK
I'm all good :) Preparing a comeback... :)
Hi Karolina! I would recommend you the book "The Conquest Of Happiness" from Bertrand Russell, I know you will like it as much as I like you. I say ... Your content ... Greetings from Argentina 😘
I'll check it out! Thanks so much :)
Watching you makes me happy 😉
Aw, I'm very glad! ;))
Sister, which one has more scope in future AI and ML or AI and datascience ,past few days I am in extreme dilemma kindly help me please
Could you next video make something about python in finance and quantitative analysis?
I would be really appreciate, my major is statistics but I find it hard to distinguish the difference between statistical analysis in finance and data science
I think this is a really good topic and very close to me as well. I might do that video soon!
@@karolinasowinska Thank you for your reply:)
Happiness is holding my hand. I wish you would try it.
well for women, happiness means a husband (even if you don't like) and children. But the majority of modern women replaced that with constant validation and large number of hook ups until they hit the wall
Most certainly happiness does not equal a husband.
@@karolinasowinska LOL agree to disagree then, other than that I like your channel ;)
You never came back 😢
I am still here :) Actually working on something cool which I will share soon. I can't just disappear from here, can I? I hope you are keeping well :)
Love your channel; refreshing, insightful and relatable content. And you’ve got the equivalent of a town watching you, which is really something. :)
Thank you, that's a huge compliment! I hope to see you here again :)
So are u happy?
We solved this one hundreds of millennia ago, it's called religion
Ah, I even mentioned this in the description! Yes! But I think people need something a bit more robust nowadays.
If the religion from hundreds of millennia solved happiness, why does that religion no longer exist, and why have we been left with all these newer religions from the last few millennia? Alas religion assumes everyone is the same and must follow the same path to happiness, but the reality is everyone is different and get unhappy being shoehorned into the wrong shaped hole.
@@TheLifeOfRyanB I think because ultimately it's an illusion, and in the face of accelerated scientific discoveries, it's become too evident
@@karolinasowinska I think it's the opposite, science has shown us our limitations to an extreme degree and how insignificant we are and how little we can actually explain purpose and meaning in the universe through the limits of science. You hit the nail on the head at the very end where you seemed to realise that it only matters when something is permanent, temporary happiness is just that, being happy for the moment is like building a sandcastle on the beach and expecting it to be standing in the morning. Religion is about permanence. And yes I kept the term vague rather than pushing you into any specific religion because I feel they all share some common features and you would find the right one for you in the end but the search is up to you. Religion and permanence go hand in hand in the same way that atheism and impermanence do. Materialism/empiricism is not an end in itself, if it was, then by now it would already have solved the problem of not being able to find meaning without permanence.
Really a greate video, but I have a question why a data scientist be unhappy ? A person like you should always be happy because you have everything desired, got all concepts, clear picture of the subject, how it works and became able to catch the variable to control it according need through DS/ML. These days you not posting videos on Data Science or ML but on consciousness and happiness. More leaned towards life phenomenas rather Data Science or ML. We may face problems and difficulties because we dont know the technology but why people like ML engineers ?
Everyone can be unhappy. Like I mentioned in the video, happiness is controlled by our consciousness, we can almost choose to be happy or unhappy. External circumstances play little role!
According to science? Then that's definitely not going to lead to happiness. Research and data are things that are weaved into scenarios that are isolated from a dynamic environment. Without confounding stressors, it's meaningless. Sure, you may achieve momentary happiness, but you can do that with anything.
you are so beautiful. 🙃
I missed you. How are you doing beautiful 😻 girl?
Hey! Nice to see you here again! I'm good, happier, as you can see! ;) How are you?
@@karolinasowinska kinda fine. I was wondering if we can interact more frequently on email?
You are cute
I have to leave africa first and Algeria