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Quotes About Happiness

It scared her to think how much her life's ease and happiness had been granted by chance. Earle could have been killed of course—but even more than that, she could have been born anywhere in the world, and to anyone, she and her loved ones suffering in ways she could barely fathom when she listened to the international news. This
~ Laura Moriarty
The problem with being happy in the moment is, moments never last. Things change whether you want them to or not, which makes it only smart to keep looking ahead. That's how people avoid getting hit by cars.
~ Laura Peyton Roberts
A secret to happiness . . . Being part of the flow of wisdom, And understanding that all things in nature have their own form of consciousness.
~ Laura Resau
The thing about feeling hopeless is that it's hard to recall secrets to happiness, even if you've had hundreds of them memorized for years like multiplication facts.
~ Laura Resau
bajaremos al abismo, y seré feliz porque por fin podré comprender que todo lo verdadero tiene un comienzo,y que termina y se extingue cuando ya no tiene razón de ser "El Angel de Galilea
~ Laura Restrepo
The principal: You're a smart girl, so I'm going to be blunt. I think you'd be a lot happier if you stopped acting so weird. Me: Who says I'm not happy?
~ Laura Ruby
But one must find reasons to laugh anyway, especially when nothing is funny. Sometimes joy is the only defense you have, and your only weapon. Remember that.
~ Laura Ruby
One thing I've been happy as peach pie about - because I'm all about the children and the happiness of a woman because that makes the happiness of the home - is that nannies, day cares and babysitters are all collapsing, which is forcing moms and dads to raise their children at home.
~ Laura Schlessinger
Values are principles and ideas that bring meaning to the seemingly mundane experience of life. A meaningful life that ultimately brings happiness and pride requires you to respond to temptations as well as challenges with honor, dignity, and courage.
~ Laura Schlessinger
Planning a few anchor events for a weekend guarantees you pleasure because—even if all goes wrong in the moment—you still will have derived some pleasure from the anticipation.
~ Laura Vanderkam
You don't become a better parent or employee by not enjoying your life.
~ Laura Vanderkam
SECRETS OF PEOPLE WITH ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD Tend your garden. Make life memorable. Don't fill time. Linger. Invest in your happiness. Let it go. People are a good use of time.
~ Laura Vanderkam
If you do have a job you like, if you're happy in life, you don't need those materialistic things to make you happy," he says.
~ Laura Vanderkam
Productivity, we are discovering, is a function of joy. Joy comes not from free M&Ms, but from making progress toward goals that matter to you.
~ Laura Vanderkam
people were happiest when they were completely absorbed in activities that were difficult but doable, to the point where their brains no longer had space to ruminate about the troubles of daily life.
~ Laura Vanderkam
They found that people were happiest when they were completely absorbed in activities that were difficult but doable, to the point where their brains no longer had space to ruminate about the troubles of daily life.
~ Laura Vanderkam
La definición de saborear es reconocer que algo es agradable y que estás viviéndolo.
~ Laura Vanderkam
One recent University of Maryland study found that unhappy people watched 20 percent more television than happy ones. Unhappy people like to escape.
~ Laura Vanderkam
Yes, the night would take energy. But really, what was I saving my energy for? If you want to do something, most likely you will be happy to have done it. Probably you will enjoy vast chunks of the adventure itself too.
~ Laura Vanderkam
happiness research finds that small, frequent gestures have a greater impact on our overall well-being than bigger, infrequent events.
~ Laura Vanderkam
Everything has an opportunity cost. Money is completely fungible, and so every penny spent on one thing could be spent on something else. The question all of us need to ask ourselves is whether that something else might actually make us or our loved ones happier.
~ Laura Vanderkam
What makes you happy when it comes to money? Write these categories down and keep them in your wallet, or wherever you pay bills.
~ Laura Vanderkam
Life won't always work as anyone wishes. That's the reason for the next chapter, which talks about creating a resilient schedule. An ideal schedule will also have to change over time as life changes. But if you know the ideal schedule, at least for now, then you can make decisions with that schedule in mind. As your experienced time gets closer to your ideal time, you'll be happier. That's a great thing to experience—as many times per week as possible.
~ Laura Vanderkam
Fill bits of time with bits of joy. This was an exercise from Chapter 8. Make lists of things that make you happy or that you find meaningful, and that take 30 minutes or less, or even less than 10 minutes.
~ Laura Vanderkam