In general, health, wealth and beauty would be preferred to ugliness, poverty and sickness. Virtue consists in the effort to cultivate what is of relative value and avoid what is not, while simultaneously remembering that externals are never the cause of happiness, and to cultivate an understanding of God's Plan. To the Stoics, happiness consisted in having the right mental attitude toward the world of externals. To have the right intention was enough. External conditions could obstruct success.
Happiness comes from within.
When one acts according to one's duty and position in life in a manner consistent with Nature, one achieves Happiness. If man thinks correctly he will recognize that his Reason and God's are the same and his perception of the external world will line up with his perception of the internal world. No one can do this for him. The Stoic believed in Self Reliance. His happiness was dependent on his actions and thought alone.