I have a good life why am I not happy?

The definition of success is not defined by how much wealth you have... and I think people most times associate that with having a good life as well... But the definition of a good life could have different meanings for different people. Perhaps in your own terms you life is not as good as the world see's it to be. You ought to give your own definition of a good life, rather than the worlds definition thereof. And perhaps then you will find what you will be most happy with.

Happiness is not on the material of what u have or dont have happiness cant be buy by money happiness is inside of u and you choose if u want to feel it or not everyday u have the choice to choose if u want to be happy or not and by happyness i don't mean that everything has to be so perfect just like fairy tails no i mean when your day is going down or when you feel everything is goind upside down just remeber that u have the power to turn that bad day into something better because everyone has happiness you just have to let it come out of u

Happiness is not extracted from simply having a good life, ask yourself what it is that is making you unhappy and tackle it to find inner peace with yourself.

Because "the grass is always greener on the other side". Humans evolved to seek out new environments/territories and opportunities to ensure constant supply of food. We constantly think there is something greater waiting for us over the rainbow. This hope is enough to keep people motivated, but sometimes it can become problematic if it's makes you unhappy or anxious with your own life.

Depression could be biomedical or psychological. Having a happy life according to other peoples standards may not mean your life is happy. Your type of happiness can differ from someone elses. Ensure that you know what actually contributes to your happiness and feelings of purpose

There must be something in your life that you want fulfilled. Something which only you will find, when you go deep into your heart.

There is more to depression and sadness than simply having a bad life. I can attest that I have seen relatively wealthy people who are educated, healthy and pleasant to be around to still be not be experiencing happiness. We have needs beyond safety, security and food and water. We also have to satisfy our relationship needs and we need to have aims and goals in our lives. In other words, there's probably another reason you're not happy. And it won't necessarily have to do with whether or not you seemingly have the life you're supposed to like.

Seeing that your outside needs are met is a lot easier than seeing if your emotional needs are met.

Happiness is personal. You may have what appears to be a good life to others but still, suffer from dissatisfaction.

We can have money, nice things, and while everything may 'appear' to be right in our lives, you might not happy for reasons deeper than what appears on the surface. Have you considered journaling? Get in touch with a deeper part of yourself to get the answers. Maybe you have an inner child in there that needs help.