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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Chetan writes and speaks about Breakthroughs, Brilliance, and Business. Tired of non actionable long blogs and advise, Chetan started KNEWLEDGE to drive maximum impact in minimum time, and in a friendly Breakthrough Abstracted format.

Fun Isn’t Joy: Where is My Happiness?

Chetan Walia


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Have you ever wondered why the highs of partying, shopping, or indulging never seem to last? While fun feels good in the moment, it often fades quickly, leaving you searching for more. That’s because fun isn’t joy.


In this episode of Being Brilliant, we explore the profound difference between fleeting fun and lasting joy. Fun is a distraction—a temporary escape from reality. Joy, on the other hand, is rooted in peace, presence, and progress. It’s not loud or fleeting; it’s found in quiet moments of harmony with life.


The Difference Between Fun and Joy


Fun is temporary. It’s exciting but short-lived, like a party or a thrill.


Joy is lasting. It comes from meaningful moments, like being immersed in nature or pursuing your passion.


Society often teaches us to chase fun instead of confronting the realities of life. But joy emerges when we face life head-on, embrace progress, and discover passion.


How to Find True Joy


1. Embrace Silence: Find moments of stillness in nature or within yourself.

2. Face Challenges: Suffering isn’t a curse—it’s part of growth.

3. Focus on Progress: Even small steps forward bring fulfillment.

4. Discover Passion: Passion is born when you stop running from life and engage with it fully.


Fun is easy, but it’s not scalable. True happiness comes from living with passion, making progress, and finding peace. So next time you’re having fun, ask yourself: Am I escaping something, or am I moving toward something meaningful?


For more insights, tune in to the latest episode of Being Brilliant.



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