Category: Happiness

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7 Compelling Ways To Spread Joy & Love

Remember, spreading joy and love doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. A small act of kindness can have a big impact on someone’s day, and the ripple effect of positivity can be far-reaching. So go out there and spread love and joy in your community today!”

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The Most Powerful Way to Break A Bad Habit

Breaking a habit can be a difficult and frustrating process. Whether it’s smoking, overeating, or procrastinating, old habits die hard. However, what if I told you that breaking a habit isn’t the solution? Instead, the key is to replace the habit.

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5 Steps to Reclaiming Your Happiness in 2023

Happiness is a subjective and elusive concept that can be difficult to define and even harder to attain. However, there are certain things that can contribute to our overall sense of well-being and contentment. Here are a few secrets to finding happiness in life:

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Health & Wellness
Life
Success
6 Powerful Habits of the Most Incredibly Confident People

Confidence is an essential quality that can have a huge impact on our lives. It influences how we interact with others, how we approach new challenges, and how we navigate difficult situations. While some people seem to be naturally confident, it’s a quality that can be cultivated and developed over time. Here are a few […]

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Life
4 Undeniable Reasons Why Psychedelics Are Good For Us

Psychedelic substances have been used for centuries for their ability to produce altered states of consciousness and are now being researched for their potential therapeutic benefits. Here are a few potential benefits of using psychedelics: It’s important to note that while the potential benefits of using psychedelics are promising, these substances are not without risks. […]

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Stop Failing to Manage Your Time, Manage Your Energy Instead

Time management is a common topic in the world of productivity and self-improvement. We’re constantly told to make lists, set goals, and prioritize tasks in order to make the most of our time. But what if I told you that the key to increasing your productivity and achieving your goals isn’t about managing your time, […]

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Life
Meditation
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5 Powerful Hacks to Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

Feeling uncomfortable is a natural part of life, and it can often be a sign that you’re growing and learning. However, many of us try to avoid discomfort at all costs, which can hold us back from reaching our full potential. Here are some steps you can take to get comfortable being uncomfortable: By learning […]

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Health & Wellness
Why You Need To Keep Up The Good Work

About six years ago, my Dad was losing his battle with ALS and had entered hospice care. After a short visit, I said my goodbyes, and as I left his room, he called out to me and said, “Chris, Keep up the Good Work.”  It was entirely out of context and seemed an innocuous statement […]

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How to Know You’re On the Right Path

Two years ago, my Father had come home from the hospital and was settling in for the evening. Leaving his room that night, I kissed him and told him I loved him. He called to me. “Christopher!” I turned, standing in the doorway and replied: “yeah Dad?” He said, “keep up the good work.” I replied, “ok, Dad.”

I sort of chuckled to myself at the absurdity of the comment. No context. A simple directive. I didn’t think much of it and went about my evening. Those would be the last words my Father would ever speak to me.

It’s difficult to write that sentence. It was two years ago, and as I write this I can feel a deep swell of emotion in my chest. I used to run from that emotion. Dad was ill for six years. I didn’t allow myself to feel the terror of his terminal diagnosis of ALS-Lou Gehrig’s disease.

I drank a scotch to numb the pain. I worked too much to avoid speaking about my pain with my wife. I lost myself.

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