We’re at our happiest in our teens, and our happiness steadily declines until peak misery occurs at 47.2 years old.

From CbInsights Jan 29 2020

Hi there,   It’s official: the mid-life crisis is real.    Every country has a U-shaped happiness curve, according to former Bank of England economist David Blanchflower. We’re at our happiest in our teens, and our happiness steadily declines until peak misery occurs at 47.2 years old.   Apparently, that’s when we realize we won’t be able to achieve all of our aspirations. But then we get over it and begin to just enjoy whatever time we have left.     Cheers to that.