Everyone wants to be happy and everyone wants to be a good person. The trouble is that the contemporary slogan of "do what feels good", which was supposed to give us happiness and moral clarity, has led to more mental misery and confused consciences than ever before. It's obvious that doing what feels good doesn't mean it is good, but if that doesn't work then is pursuing happiness and goodness pointless or impossible? NO! What can we do then? The neglected answer to that question is right here in this book.