Happiness: Living For the Small Moments of Bliss.
I didn’t see a life filled with real joy or happiness or love. All I could see was darkness. I wore my mask for too long and it finally broke.
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Our Path to Happiness.
You wouldn’t want to miss the day that everything changes. The day when your whole life shifts because you realize your happiness is a choice.
3 Ways You May Be Blocking Your Own Happiness.
The power and gift of happiness is the ability to weather the bad things better because you know that happiness is also within reach and inevitable.
Choose Happiness When It Is Offered.
We shouldn’t run away from the difficult moments in our life and the emotions that are rising in us, but instead face them head-on.
On Standards: Let’s Raise Them.
The standards we set in our personal lives, and for the larger world, should reflect our humanity, our worthiness, and who we are as people with inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. So, let’s raise them.
A Question on Self-Love.
How do you show that you love yourself on a daily basis? What actions are you taking to show self-love? You can talk the talk, but can you walk the walk?
Happiness, Lost and Found.
Suffering, yes, is inescapable; happiness, nevertheless, remains possible. Even hand in hand with suffering, there is always the chance for happiness.
Gratitude for Pain.
I'm tired because I cried for hours and hours and hours last night, tears streaming and soaking my pillow, and I woke with swollen eyes, still feeling sorry for myself, missing my partner, lamenting my children's misfortune, and feeling the depths of depression that have characterized my life ...
You Can Do ‘The Thing’ And You Don’t Have To Be Happy To Do It!
All you actually need to have to do that dreaded Thing is a few seconds of stubbornness, enough stubbornness to try, to make a little teeny tiny small and smelly promise to yourself that you will try, that you're open to it not working and looking stupid and feeling small.
Natural Happiness: The Truth About Exercise And Depression.
When it comes to beating depression over the long-term, this is what makes exercise more powerful than medication. It’s not that medication doesn’t work -- it does. But exercise does something that medication doesn’t. It proves a new identity to yourself.