Quotes About Happiness

Laughter went on and on, like sunlight and stone, even if the human beings who laughed did not.

Even Mongo liked him, although Mongo likes everybody. (Also Mongo was so thrilled with himsel for staying in the dog bed till I'd released him that nothing was going to blow his mood.)

when you are happy, when you have never been happy before, when you hadn't even known you weren't happy, it is hard to believe that it won't all go away again, isn't it?

Their delight in each other after they became the sort of lovers that minstrels make ballads about (although it was certainly unpoetic of them to be married to each other) was so apparent that it spilled over into their dealings with their people; and the court became a more joyful place than it had been for many a long royal generation.

La baza tuturor eforturilor noastre de a transforma pe cineva st? un motiv egoist, convingerea c? dac? el se schimb?, vom fi fericite. E foarte bine s?-Å£i doreÅŸti s? fii fericit, dar s? plasezi sursa acestei fericiri în afara sinelui t?u, în mâinile altcuiva, înseamn? s? eviÅ£i capacitatea ÅŸi responsabilitatea de a-Å£i schimba viaÅ£a în bine

Success on the outside means nothing unless you also have success within.

The richest person in the world, I've since discovered, isn't the person who has the most but the one who needs the least.

If you want to improve your life and live with all that you deserve, you must run your own race. It doesn't matter what other people say about you. What is important is what you say to yourself, being comfortable in your own skin. Be true to you. That's a key source of happiness.

Some of life's best pleasures are simplest ones. Enrich your life with more of them and your heart will be happy.

William James said, 'We don't laugh because we are happy. We are happy because we laugh.

With freedom, books, flowers, and the moon, who could not be happy?

Laughing is medicine for the soul.

Every year that I live I am more convinced that the waste of life lies in the love we have not given, the powers we have not used, the selfish prudence which will risk nothing, and which, shirking pain, misses happiness as well." —Mary Cholmondeley

Sre?a pride z dobro presojo, dobra presoja pride z izkušnjami in izkušnje pridejo s slabo presojo.

Happiness comes through good judgment, good judgment comes through experience, and experience comes through bad judgment.' But

There is a huge difference between well-being and being well-off.

Most of us miss out on life's big prizes. The Pulitzer. The Nobel. Oscars. Tonys. Emmys. But we are all eligible for life's small pleasures. A pat on the back. A kiss behind the ear. A four pound bass. A full moon. An empty parking space. A crackling fire. A great meal. A glorious sunset. Hot soup. Cold beer. Don't fret about getting life's grand awards. Enjoy its tiny delights. There are plenty for all of us.

Most people are always running toward this fantasyland that they think will solve all their problems and fill them up with joy. They tell themselves, 'Once I achieve this or that, I'll be happy.' But I believe that happiness isn't a place you get to—it's an inner state you create. Anyone can be happy—it's available to everyone and is available right now. We just need to stop and pay more attention to the treasures that already surround us.

So start your day on a delightful footing. Laugh, play and give thanks for all you have.

I stopped spending so much time chasing the big pleasures of life, I began to enjoy the little ones, like watching the stars dancing in a moonlit sky or soaking in the the sunbeams of a glorious summer morning.

The moment I stopped spending so much time chasing the big pleasures of life, I began to enjoy the little ones

There can be no happiness if there is a giant gap between the person you were meant to be and the person that you currently are. To close this gap, do small things well each day. Develop your intellectual base a little bit more. Be more loving. Be more innovative. Take more risks. Develop deeper relationships. And dream even 1% more.

Lasting happiness,' Julian wrote, 'comes from the size of our impact, not the extent of our income. Real fulfillment is a product of the value we create and the contribution we make, not of the car we drive or the house we buy. And I've learned that self-worth is more important than net worth. But I think you know that already.

There are few things more rejuvenating than sharing a belly-bursting laugh with an old friend.