Setting a Course for Happiness
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale called it cultivating the “merry heart.” So how so we develop the happiness habit?
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale called it cultivating the “merry heart.” So how so we develop the happiness habit?
Years of “settling” can wear you down and steal your hope and joy. But, I’m here to tell you–it’s time you stop settling for less. It’s time you stop thinking that you don’t deserve to be truly happy.
There is new data that nostalgia is good for you. What makes you nostalgic? Is it a song or a type of music, a period of time, a place, a style of clothing or furniture?
When you hear a song you can clap along to, don’t you immediately get happy? Check out this positive thinking playlist.
Something my mom passed on to me that reinforces my positive attitude: a love of music. Here are five songs that make me happy because they remind me of Mom.
Getting through a long, harsh winter (and the hardships of life) can bring positive change.
Had a long week? Feeling burnt out? Take a wellness day to relax and recharge your positive attitude!
Emptiness, while by definition a negative, is not always bad.
A personal shield is a very simple, graphic illustration of four areas of self-knowledge: what you do well, what you like to do, what makes you happy and what makes you feel safe.
What’s the secret ingredient in religion that makes people happier?
Tonight, the Jewish people celebrate Chanukah, a Mysterious Ways story for the ages.
Here are some realistic things you can do!