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Albom distinguish Morrie's point of view from his own and those of others as he conveys Morrie's point of view that state that true happiness is one that does not emanates from our wealth or out property , but only our relationships with other people.
What is happiness in the above context?
The except ponders on the factors that makes people happy. It was shown that
material wealth, physical possession can bring a lot of happiness but this is not the case with true happiness.
True happiness is a product of our healthy relationships with others and our willingness to share wig other people.
In the excerpt, "On Tuesdays We Talk About Money," Mitch Albom, talks about a conversation he had with Morrie his friend who was at the point of death.
Albom stated Morrie’s point of view that true happiness is one that do come from
our wealth or our possession but from our association with others. He talk about this with respect to Morrie's physical and
verbal reactions to Ted Turner’s opinion that “more wealth is good”.
Note that Albom distinguish Morrie's point of view from his own and those of others as he conveys Morrie's point of view that state that true happiness is one that does not emanates from our wealth or out property , but only our relationships with other people.
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