Welcome to the happiness podcast. I'm Dr. Robert Puff. We spend a lot of energy and time to feel good. We love to feel good and have things go well.

And it's amazing how much time we spend working towards that. But in today's

podcast, I want to look at it from a different angle. Instead of creating peace, instead of

creating happiness, I want to talk about how we can find it because we already

have it.

I think most of us would agree that Albert Einstein was one of the smartest persons that

have ever lived. And even though he was one of the most brilliant people that have ever lived, he was also that absent-minded professor.

I remember once watching a play about Albert Einstein and during the play the actor who was playing Albert Einstein couldn't find his classes.

He kept looking for them and looking for them and then they discovered they were on his head.

And Albert would go a little bit further in the play and he'd be looking for his glasses and looking

for them and they were on his head.

A little bit longer would go on and he'd lose his glasses again, he'd look for them and look

for them and they were on his head.

It was pretty funny because you can realize that Albert Einstein, though brilliant, was very

absent-minded.

And in this episode I want to argue that we're much like Albert Einstein.

But instead of looking for our glasses, we're looking for peace and happiness,

and we're looking for it in so many different places.

But guess why? We have it already inside of us.

And that's why I think we relate to Albert Einstein, because it's always with us, but we can never find it, because we're looking in the wrong places.

You see what most of us think, probably almost everybody, not everybody, thankfully, because

that's why we're listening to this podcast.

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