I recently read this:
“Creativity requires the courage to let go of certainties.”
~ Erich Fromm
From a happiness perspective, I think…
“Happiness requires he wisdom to let go of certainties.”

I recently read this article in John Maxwell’s Leadership Wired eNewsletter. I thought it relevant to happiness and so thought you might find it interesting and helpful.
At what age did you stop growing taller? The average age when the human body stops getting taller is debatable, but it’s generally between the ages of […]

Serves like Roger Federer’s, the best tennis player in the world? Maybe not. But hitting aces on occasion is well within in the realm of possibility for athletes who practice regularly.
Being able to play violin like Maria Bachman of Trio Solisti is rare. But many learn to play the violin and other musical instruments quite […]

Does happiness at work and happiness in our work relationships really have a positive effect on productivity and profitability?
Yes, consistently replies the research…including findings from the following happiness study.
Charleston, SC, March 26, 2007 –(PR.COM)– “I-TO-WE”™ Relationship Coaching has done some research into the effects personal relationships have on the world of work. It […]

The following article provices some insight into stress at work and what we can all do to cope with, or manage stress and thereby experience more happiness and positivity in the workplace.
Click on the following link to read more if you want to de-stress your workplace and promote happiness at work - click here.

Check out the following inspirational, happiness story…
Students from three continents meet in quest for happiness
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The students trying to imitate and learn Nigerian traditional dance from the two Nigerian students in the middle of the cirlce
Dharamshala - Inspired by His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s book Ethics for the New Millennium, The […]

Life is a succession of moments. To live each one is to be happy and more, to experience happiness!

We’ve known for quite some time that happy people have both more and better quality relationships.
We also know that good quality relationships buffer against stress and depression, and enhance health and wellbeing (including happiness).
Now research indicates that those who have happiness at home, in the form of a good quality relationship, cope better […]

Workers in the UK are more inclined to expreience happiness in their place of employment if they enjoy their job, rather than if it pays well.
New research by recruitment specialists Brooke Street found that 37 per cent of the UK workforce is motivated by job satisfaction (a form of happiness), while just 28 per […]

One of the most significant contributors to unhappiness and dissatisfaction at work is poor people management displayed by direct (line) managers. The good news is that those very same managers can also be the main cause of happiness and engagement at work, as long as they practice what the research clearly indicates is good […]