For exam-ple, the woman might want to vary the route,time of day, and speed of her running. This willhelp forestall the effects of adaptation.
i like this idea of avoiding monotony by changing small elements of the activity
For exam-ple, the woman might want to vary the route,time of day, and speed of her running. This willhelp forestall the effects of adaptation.
i like this idea of avoiding monotony by changing small elements of the activity
The question of whenand how to sacrifice short-term happiness inexchange for longer term happiness is an im-portant one, as is the question of how to pro-mote internalization of important happiness-rel-evant activities that are not intrinsically enjoy-able.
this is interesting
Obviously, if a par-ticular activity is to yield sustained happinesschange, the person must keep performing theactivity over the long term.
this reminds me of the idea of hedonia vs. eudaimonia -- if a person wants eudaimonia, it's harder because it takes more effort over a longer period of time