Quotation by

Channing Pollock

Happiness: a way station between too little and too much.

Happiness

Understanding this quote AI Analysis

Happiness is described as a temporary place or state that exists when you have just the right amount of something, not too little and not too much. It suggests that feeling happy depends on finding a balance rather than extremes.

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