Learning new skills can make you happy, by Karen Little
Learning a new skill can be thrilling and invigorating. It is also a wonderful way to meet new people!
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Clear, bright colors trigger happiness, by Karen Little
Clear bright colors often elicit positive emotions in people. Take advantage of them!
Reach out, by Karen Little
Turn around loneliness by joining groups, instead of waiting for groups to ask to you to join them.
The hardest thing to do is to do it for the first time! by Karen Little
The hardest thing to do is to start something new. This article by Karen Little discusses how to over come that fear.
Happiness is a matter of time, by Karen Little
Happiness is knowing how your time will be spent, even if it is spent doing something you dislike.
How to have fun with balls, by Karen Little
Listen to this article by clicking HERE. Play is a big component of building a happy life, and bouncing, tossing, and kicking a ball has...
You and the competition, by Karen Little
How do you compete in a world that has no barriers to competition and is being changed through AI. Here are 10 smart tips to help you.
How to make learning easy on yourself, by Karen Little
Just because you have a lot of information, doesn't mean you can learn it. Here's how to put that information to work in your brain.
How to respond to no-win challenges, by Karen Little
This article provides specific tips that show you how to avoid no-win challenges and threats made by narcissistic and sociopathic people.
How to encourage happiness in others, by Karen Little
Learn how the communications science of mirroring can help to encourage happiness in other people.
Self-talk with your invisible friends, by Karen Little
You might think that having conversations with non-humans is unique, but this, without exception, is what we all do on a daily basis.
The smell of happiness by Karen Little
While a lot has been written on aromatherapy, not much has been written about do-it-yourself, unguided sniffing. Now read it here!
What do you like? by Karen Little
Happiness is not an intellectual activity. To enjoy it, you must participate in all its phases, and here are some tips to help you do that.
How to learn new things quickly and happily, by Karen Little
To take the stress out of learning new things, whether in school, on the job, or just updating your interests, there are 4 things you can do
How to develop happiness skills by Karen Little
The skill of being happy can be learned, like skills in any profession or sport, and with practice, those skills get better.
How medicine's side effects can dampen well being, by Karen Little
The side-effect of some medicines we take to make us well can introduce feelings of sadness.
Creating the goals of goals by Karen Little
Set your main goals by identifying multiple goals within it that can use your skills and resources after your main goal is accomplished.
Smile your way to happiness by Karen Little
Smiling, whether or not you have something specific to smile about, makes you feel happy.
We are lucky! by Karen Little
We are all lucky when things go our way. To keep up the trend, say "I am lucky" every time you notice wonderful things.
Finding fun online by Karen Little
Physical exercise only works if you do it regularly, and the same goes for happiness. To be happy, you need to practice happiness.
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