what is the secret to happiness?

>Live where you like
(Don't) Work where you like
Have resources for your needs

A person who lacks one of these becomes second-rate, lacking two becomes third-rate, and lacking all three becomes a miserable wretch.

Heh, first, I'll note that a person cannot be unhappy during the process of moving to a new place. And I'm currently moving again. So, I'll check these points in a couple of months, when the euphoria subsides.

I'll revise the points like this:
1. DON'T live where you DON'T like.
How do I know if I'll like a new place if I haven't lived there yet? I need to try it.

2. DON'T work where you DON'T like.
Ideally, Revan is right, it's better to do what you enjoy. But in principle, a job that doesn't cause disgust doesn't cause a feeling of unhappiness either. That is, a neutral job won't make a happy person unhappy (at least in my case).

3. Have resources for your needs
This point is the same for me. It's a pity that needs grow faster than resources.

Added 16 minutes ago
if I check right now, then

1. DON'T live where you DON'T like. - Yes
2. DON'T work where you DON'T like. - Yes
3. Have resources for your needs - Partially (there are enough resources for housing, food, internet, and real-life entertainment, but there are not nearly enough for medicine and gadgets).

In principle, I feel happy now, but this has no relation to the (non-)fulfillment of these points.