What does it actually take to be happy? Is it love, money, meaningful relationships, success, freedom? Are we searching for happiness in the wrong places, or have we made it more complicated than it needs to be? We all want to be happy, but we don't always agree on what happiness means. Some believe it comes from what we achieve, others from the people around us, and some from learning to appreciate what we already have. Join me for an open, thought-provoking dialogue where we'll explore what happiness means to different people, challenge common assumptions, and discover whether happiness is something we find, create, or learn to recognise. Please arrive between 15:45 and 15:55 We’re going to meet in front of Arundel House so we can begin promptly at 16:00 Getting here: Nearest Tube: Temple, District and Circle lines (1 min walk), Embankment (10 min walk) Buses: Several routes stop nearby, including 15, 23, 26, 76, 139, 172 and 176 **A quick note about timing and RSVPs** Please make every effort to arrive on time. We’ll be starting the dialogue promptly at **16:00** As there is no receptionist on Sundays, we need everyone to arrive before we begin, as I won’t be able to leave the group or respond to messages and phone calls once the discussion is underway. Arriving by **15:55** will give you a few minutes to settle in, meet other attendees and feel comfortable before we get started. It also means you won't miss the beginning of the conversation. If your plans change, please remember to update your RSVP so we have an accurate idea of who to expect. I’m looking forward to meeting you all :) Ana 🤍

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