I actually think you're completely wrong about the first point, at the very least. >Happiness is the psychological condition that results from the achievement

I actually think you're completely wrong about the first point, at the very least. >Happiness is the psychological condition that results from the achievement of one’s vales If I value my family then more family time is going to make me happy. If I value buying nice things then more money is going to make me happy. If I value helping other people then volunteering is going to make me happy. How exactly is this hypothesis wrong?