Stop the treadmill, we want to get off September 26, 2007 The rat race to prosperity has done wonders for the economy, but Australia's wage slaves are battling to maintain their happiness, writes Matt Wade. It feels like we're both earning really good money, but we're both pushing...
The following tip was sent out to my other mailing list at www.makingchanges.com.au. I hope you enjoy it and find it relevant to your pursuit of happiness and to your lives. Hello again and welcome back to making changes' weekly tips. The...
The other night my wife found this in her fortune cookie: Better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble without one. My happiness interpretation: Better aim for happiness and have it most of the time than settle for okayness all the time. ...
Happiness is a matter of attitude October 7 | Ken Warren The Sunshine Coast Daily Have you ever noticed that some people are able to maintain their positivity, even in stressful workplaces, whereas others do the opposite? Why is this? Positive co-workers have the right attitude. They realise...
The greatest gift that we possess Government does health and wealth, sure, but it is now being charged with looking after our inward state. How well can it do wellbeing, asks David Walker Friday October 5, 2007 SocietyGuardian.co.uk Where do you start and where stop appraising whether...
Saturday, October 6, 2007 Conference on Happiness Wellbeing: The Search for Happiness 1 October 2007 The Australian Women's Weekly What does it mean to be happy - and where do we find it? The Weekly's David Leser goes in search of glee at an international conference on happiness,...
I love this quote which although not immediately relevant to happiness is followed, for your interest, by my happiness interpretation: Real generosity toward the future lies in giving all to the present. - Albert Camus, 1913-1960, French Author and Philosopher Real happiness in the future will...
Employees want coaching to improve business performance 02/10/2007 The majority of London workers (77%) feel that executive coaching would improve their performance at work. This is the result of a poll among London employees undertaken by The School of Coaching - Europe's longest established institution dedicated to...
Fun is hard work for those still on the chain Jacob Saulwick October 5, 2007 Sydney Morning Herald Onlie IT ALL ADDS UP WOMEN, the economists say, are becoming less happy. Less happy than men, and less happy overall. It is hardly news that despite the gains of the...
The following book review and the book to which it refers is primarily aimed at health professionals but I think this short article might be of interest to any and all who're interested in positive psychology, life and other forms of coaching and happiness. ...