The paths leading to happiness are well known, yet so few choose to tread upon them. The talk explores the reasons behind this paradox. Also, it reveals how seemingly cliched words of wisdom can hide multiple meanings beneath their layers.
Sachin Jha is a technocrat (B.Tech, IIT Delhi) who runs a chemical manufacturing business in Rajasthan. An avid reader with a synthetic bent of mind, he has authored a book on happiness titled "The Ordinary, the Enchanted and the Quaintly Happy." Another book authored by him is a biography of Mr V.K.Bansal. It's titled "It All Adds Up." His writing style is one that flirts with humor even as it endeavors to deliver some pertinent message.
Jha is an alumnus of the Scindia school, Gwalior, and he is currently pursuing a degree in law.
In his spare time, he likes to paint in oil and acrylic and has had a few well-received exhibitions at The India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx