The Fallibility of Our Future Predictions

The Control of Emotions and Perception of Happiness

The Problems with Our Memory and How It Affects Our Sense of Happiness

The Influence of Imagination on Our Prospective Happiness

The Pitfalls of Comparison and Its Impact on Happiness

The Concept of 'Presentism' and Its Effects on Future Predictions

Focusing Illusion: Overestimating the Importance of a Single Aspect

Faulty Beliefs about What Makes Us Happy

The Blindness for the Future Realities

Achieving True Happiness: Taking Control of Our Misconceptions

Stumbling on Happiness is a non-fiction book by Daniel Gilbert that explores how and why we tend to misjudge what will make us happy. It combines psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy to examine the human ability to imagine the future and our capacity for happiness.