Sisyphus is a character from Greek mythology who, as a punishment for his hubris, has been condemned to a seemingly impossible task for eternity: he must roll a boulder to the top of a mountain. However, whenever he reaches the top, the boulder will roll back down to the very beginning.
Albert Camus, a renowned French philosopher and writer, claimed in The Myth of Sisyphus the following:
“one must imagine Sisyphus happy.”