If you want to know the secret of happiness in life, you have to ask someone who has already lived that happiness.This valuable book takes you on an interesting and enjoyable journey in search of sustainable happiness. The book is based on a series of successful television episodes in which the author "Jun Izu" interviewed more than two hundred people between the ages of 60 and 106 years, and each of them recognized his acquaintances and friends as "the person who knew the taste of happiness and found the true meaning of life." The beauty of the matter is the different categories and levels of these people; Some of them are the barber, and some of them were survivors of the Holocaust massacre, and among them are the manager, and among them are the chairman of the board of directors, and many more. It is worth noting that these people have more than 18,000 years of life experiences between them. The author asked them some questions such as: What made you feel the most happy? What are the things you wish you had learned so early in your life? What are the things that have great value in life? And what things are worthless? By doing so, the author shares with us the stories of these people, including their fun, humor, encouragement and stimulus to thinking, and tells us the five secrets that he extracted by listening to them. You will find this book to make you laugh sometimes and make you cry at other times, as it will make you discover the truth of life at an early stage in your life.Whatever your age, you will wish you had read this book so early in your life that the anecdotes and the great wisdom of it will captivate your heart.Stephen Covey - Author of "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People"“This book will captivate its readers as they search for a meaningful life, just like the deep meaningless conversations in the dead of night.”Richard Leader - author of "Life..a Purpose""This book contains stories filled with wisdom, warm feelings and intense emotions that open the way for you to gain knowledge and discover the truth of life."