"Stumbling on Happiness" by Daniel Gilbert

I found this book (psychology I guess) to be kind of boring and pedantic. Too many references to boring university student studies. I only skimmed it. The message I got from it was that both our memory of the past and our ability to foresee the future for good decision making are flawed by the way our minds work. To make good decisions, it's good to discuss with people who have experience.