Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832, German Poet/Dramatist/Novelist
Kindness is also one of many great paths to happiness!...
David J. Pollay
HappyNews Columnist
Updated: 8/30/2007
It was 1977 and I was in the sixth grade. I joined the Boy's Choir. I really didn't like singing in choirs, but I joined anyway. All my friends had joined, so I did too.
I can still...
Tyrone happiness influenced by life achievements
EXTENSIVE research has revealed that achievements in life have a determining effect on the happiness of Tyrone people.
That was the conclusion of a BT survey and major analysis of 1,000 people across the North between 18 and 75...
Does the Equation 'Giving = Love = Happiness' Make the Grade?
August 30, 2007 - Adina Matusow, Jewish Exponent Feature
On a plane ride recently, a woman and I got to talking, and at one point, she gave me a very valuable piece of information: that the...
I don't necessarily agree with everying in this happiness related article but in the interests of offering you different approaches to consider, I thought I'd post it anyway. I look forward to reading some comments!
Happy to be unhappy
August 31, 2007 12:00am
THE pursuit of happiness...
Please enjoy the following article from one of our favourite happiness related websites, Gimondo.com. Although ostensibly about being your own boss, this short article is effectively about taking control...
Happiness can't be legislated
By DAVID HOWELL
LONDON - The question is topical because economists and other experts are increasingly doubting whether existing policies, such as steps to increase economic growth, really add to people's welfare and contentment.
In fact many surveys suggest the opposite - that as...
Enjoy the article below and remember, everything Lou says applies to building a world with more happiness (and a life with more happiness).
Winner's Circle Network with Lou Tice - 8/29/07 - "Building A Better World"
How do we build a better society, a better world?...
The research referred to below explains why some of us are better at rememering the bad times more than the good. This is not, obviously, conducive to happiness so at The Happiness Institute we encourage and coach people to more actively focus on and remember...
