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=== Adventures and happiness ===
=== Adventures and happiness ===
''See also:'' [[Adventurousness]] and [[Comfort zone]] and [[Motivation]] and [[Self-motivation]] and [[Comfort zone]] and [[Personal development]] and [[Mental toughness]] and [[Psychological resilience]] and [[Antifragility]] and [[Social influence]] and [[Social intelligence]] and [[Social networking]] and [[Intellectual curiosity]] and [[Purpose]] and [[Meaning|Meaningfulness]] and [[Self-awareness]] and [[Diary|Journaling]] and [[Metacognition]]
[[File:Hot-air-balloons.jpg|thumbnail|right|500px|Adventurous people are open to new experiences, willing to take [[risk]]s, and enjoy pushing themselves beyond their [[comfort zone]]s. They are curious, [[Psychological resilience|resilient]], and have a [[Positive thinking|positive]] [[attitude]] towards the unknown. ]]
[[File:Hot-air-balloons.jpg|thumbnail|right|500px|Adventurous people are open to new experiences, willing to take [[risk]]s, and enjoy pushing themselves beyond their [[comfort zone]]s. They are curious, [[Psychological resilience|resilient]], and have a [[Positive thinking|positive]] [[attitude]] towards the unknown. ]]
Pursuing adventures is frequently positively correlated with increased happiness and well-being. New experiences and challenges often leads to increased dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin, boosting mood and fostering psychological/physical resilience.<ref>
Pursuing adventures is frequently positively correlated with increased happiness and well-being. New experiences and challenges often leads to increased dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin, boosting mood and fostering psychological/physical resilience.<ref>