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Your mantra for the week: “New happiness awaits everyone every day, but not everyone is looking.”
Your mantra for the week: “Every day I am led to greater good in my life.”
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Two New Hampshire men are trying to spread some positivity in Nashua with their feel-good signs....
New United States research suggests that if you want to be happier, try exercising.
Overall, Finns daily lives are generally harmonious: They have an efficient healthcare system, flexible working hours and generous parental leave, making it possible to balance work and family life.
Exercising and meeting people face-to-face are some of the ways linked to being happy.
Being married can promote long-term health benefits, especially when your spouse is also your best friend, a new study has found.
To the young people who stand to inherit this world as we, seniors, prepare to leave it—when, I must admit, it is beginning to look fascinating and awesome, although strange and unfamiliar at the same time: Lest we feel derelict as elders, we’d like to pass on words of experience, if not wisdom—thoughts accumulated and lessons learned through the years—that may be useful to life in a shrinking new world, one we ourselves will not see to its hopefully glorious fruition.
To usher in the festive feeling of love and happiness on Valentine’s Day, you may want to make your own buntings to adorn your walls, entryways, stairwells; these may even serve as accents across the dining table. Don’t shy away from going big on this project—there is nothing excessive when it comes to Valentine’s.
The inescapable truth is that happy people live longer, and people who dwell on problems and adopt a pessimistic attitude in life may be linked to a 25-percent higher risk of dying in their 60s. This is according to a recent study mentioned in Mercola.com.
