A Theory Of Happiness: Lessons From A 100 Year Old Korean Philosopher The International Bestseller

In **A Theory Of Happiness: Lessons From A 100 Year Old Korean Philosopher**, **Professor Kim** draws on a lifetime of experience and ancient Korean philosophy to explore what happiness can look like in everyday life. Thoughtful and quietly uplifting, this international bestseller blends memoir-style reflection with practical wisdom for anyone wanting more meaning, purpose and connection.

At 105, Professor Kim shares stories from a century of living—moments of hardship, work, ageing and love—and uses them to tease out simple habits of mind: softness over stubbornness, gratitude over grasping, and sincerity in the way we meet other people. Rather than offering quick fixes, he invites readers to notice the happiness already present, then build on it through personal growth and steady effort.

Perfect for readers who enjoy **philosophy**, **self-help**, **Korean culture**, and books about **mindfulness and relationships**—especially those after calm guidance without hype.

Add it to your shelf and let its gentle lessons unfold page by page.