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The Power of Gratitude In a new book, Deborah Norville marshals medical studies to advance her argument that a little bit of ê¢__‘–thank you" goes a long way toward happiness. Psychology has long concerned itself with what ails the human mind. Since the days of Freud, the...

In the interests of bringing you a range of thoughts on happiness and related topics I bring you, although I don't necessarily agree with it 100%, the following article...

Many people believe money can buy happiness There is an old saying that says money can't buy happiness. Some time ago a man came into my office and introduced himself. He was quite wealthy and possessed more money than he would ever spend. After visiting with him...

4 easy steps to finding happiness Tue, 02 Oct 2007 Press TV Many people believe some individuals are born happy whereas for them finding happiness seems to be a very hard to achieve objective. According to 'Dr Mercola' there are a few simple tips that...

Please enjoy below, another great happiness relevant quote...

Once again, our friends over at Gimundo.com have created happiness by making me and others aware of some great things happening in this world. Read the story below, check out some of the sites if you're interested and let us know if you're aware...

Happiness Ph.D. Academia Embraces Positive Psychology by Lorri Gifford from www.visionmagazine.com "The mind is its own place, and in itself, can make heaven of Hell, and a hell of Heaven." - John Milton Are you happy? Do you remain optimistic when faced with adversity? When you hear...

The following short article is another great happiness story from The Happiness Project. Please check out the original blog posting (http://www.happiness-project.com/happiness_project) and I hope you find some happiness in Gretchin's wise words. What a visit to Google taught me about happiness (a lesson...

Life coaches help answer: What's next? By CANDICE FERRETTE THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: October 1, 2007) By most standards, Suzanne Goodman made a nice life for herself. She received a graduate degree in architecture from Yale University, owned a prosperous New York design firm, published her own award-winning magazine,...

Is Great Happiness Too Much of a Good Thing? By Shankar Vedantam Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, October 1, 2007; Page A09 Ten years ago, Harry Lewenstein was riding a bike down a hill in southern Portugal when he hit a bump without warning. The 70-year-old retired...