What is another term for "Destination Disease"?

The term "Destination Disease" refers to a mindset where individuals believe that happiness and fulfillment will be achieved only once they reach a certain goal or destination. This perspective often leads people to neglect the present moment, as they fixate on future achievements or conditions for their satisfaction.

The choice "Greener Grass Syndrome" aligns closely with this concept, as it describes the tendency to believe that others have it better or that different circumstances (the "greener grass") will bring happiness. This syndrome promotes the idea that contentment is always just out of reach, and reinforces the cycle of continually seeking external validation or success, instead of appreciating one’s current situation.

In contrast, the other choices, while related to concepts of dissatisfaction or unfulfilled aspirations, do not encapsulate the idea of waiting for a future point to feel content as well as "Greener Grass Syndrome." Each of them reflects different aspects of ambition or expectations but does not specifically address the mindset associated with "Destination Disease."