You're right we have to distinguish what happiness is and it may be different for different people. The rush one gets during a party may not be happiness. While

You're right we have to distinguish what happiness is and it may be different for different people. The rush one gets during a party may not be happiness. While boredom for some may be happiness. Profound or simple, what I aimed to talk about is the anxiety associated with time and our interpretation of it. It doesn't mean you have to settle in life, all it means is that don't kill yourself with anxiety if you fail to make changes. I'm not arguing for inaction, rather I'm arguing for not (unnecessarily and habitually) fretting about results.