When you change your anchor, you don’t force happiness—you return to it.

Happiness is your natural state, but if you’ve been anchored to struggle, disappointment, or emotional numbness, it can feel like joy is something reserved for other people.

The truth is, your emotional baseline—what feels “normal” for you—is not fixed by personality, trauma, or circumstances.

It’s fixed by your anchor. And when you change that anchor, life starts tipping in your favor without the exhausting effort.

The energy you used to spend managing emotional dips, overthinking, or searching for peace is freed up to actually experience it. This is what The Book of Happiness does.

It doesn’t just offer relief—it rewrites your reality at the foundational level. You’re no longer resisting bad days, you’re simply less available for them.

You’re no longer forcing joy through gratitude lists—you’re rooted in a version of you where lightness is the default, not the reward.

This is why people who register their name begin to notice a lightness they can’t explain, a flow that feels foreign at first but increasingly familiar. They’ve tipped the scale. The hard setting is gone. Happiness, for once, is on your side.

That’s the power of The Book of Happiness.