Welcome to Happiness Strategies – ideas & strategies for a happier life.
Being happy is good for you and everyone around you. If you’re happy you’re more likely to be mentally and physically healthy, cope well, be resilient, enjoy work, have good relationships and like yourself more.
Here at Happiness Strategies you’ll find resources to help you get happier. There are research findings,media report summaries, self-help ideas and the odd humorous take on happiness. There’s lots to explore!
101 Happiness Strategies
These ‘lessons’ contain interesting research about happiness and wellbeing. Along with each lesson is a strategy you can apply for yourself to move toward a happier life.
How NOT to be Happy
Want to cling to misery despite evidence that being happier is possible and valuable? Follow these tips, and happiness is sure to become be a thing of the past!
Getting organized
Being happy has much to do with taking charge of your happiness. And that’s easier if your life is in some order. These steps will help you make a start at clearing the clutter.
Categories
Interested in positive psychology? Happiness life strategies? Relationships? Goals? Browse the list of Categories at right for a range of happiness-related topics.
Recent posts
The titles under Recent Posts at right show the latest happiness articles.
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Michele,
The exciting news is that the book we sent you last month, “I Just Want My Kids To Be Happy! Why you shouldn’t say it, why you shouldn’t think it, what you should embrace instead,” recently won a Gold Medal in the 2008 Mom’s Choice Awards.
I know you’ve been on a hiatus, but wondered if you’ve had a chance to look at it.
(For a few laughs, go to YouTube to view our book’s video: Sylvia Strikes Again.)
Please let us know what you think of the book.
Thanks so much.
Hi Aaron,
Thanks so much for the book – which looks lovely – and congrats on your success. It’s certainly an important topic.
I’m not doing any happiness-related stuff right at the mo, Aaron. But rest assured your title is at the top of the pile for my return!
Best wishes for continued success with the book. 🙂
Ciao for now,
Michele
Still thinking about you, checking in to your site regularly–and looking forward to hearing your thoughts on our book one of these days.
Aaron
Very interesting website. Just found you on Twitter. Happy 4th 🙂
What a great site! As a firm believer in what you put your energy towards is what you manifest the most, it’s nice to see your emphasis on increasing and sustaining happiness. I’ll definitly be back for more. Also, It’d be great to quote one of your posts with your permission of course. Let me know.
Remember life is short. Do your happy dance. Enjoy life.
warmly,
Denise
Thanks for your lovely comments, Denise! You’ve made my day. 🙂
I’d be delighted for you to reproduce any post(s) – with a link back would be great.
And let’s keep doing those happy dances!
Michele *does happy dance*
My happy is still in my own prison, looking for a good attorney to release it
Happiness is working in a healthy environment with positive people. My happy place is my family and work