“Happy people are at peace, and they are less anxious than unhappy people are. They have high expectations of themselves and others.”
– Gibbs²…
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“The “pursuit of pleasure” is not the same as the “pursuit of happiness.” These dissimilar pursuits often mimic similar feelings.”
– Gibbs²…
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“Happy people are less destructive and more constructive than unhappy people are, and easier to foster positive relationships.”
– Gibbs²…
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“In every aspect of people’s lives, happiness is a surplus, but unhappiness is a deficit. Strive to stay on the happiness side of the ledger of life.”
– Gibbs²…
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“The labyrinth of the mind is the storehouse of happy and unhappy thoughts. Think happy thoughts.”
– Gibbs²…
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“Optimum Happiness (OH) is a higher value proposition than happiness. With the right tools, people can improve their “Happiness Index” (HI).”
– Gibbs²…
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“Happy people strive to do better, to achieve more, and to give more. They forgive the past, delight in the present, and embrace the future.”
– Gibbs²…
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“I pledge to exercise more love, patience, and care in my dealings with my family, my friends, and my associates, even in matters that may seem trivial to me.”
– Gibbs²…
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“I pledge to engender loyalty and happiness in my life, in my marriage, in my family relationships, in my friendships, and in my dealings with my business associates.”
– Gibbs²…
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“I pledge to seek higher spiritual ground, to be a deep thinker, to have an open mind, and to understand better other people’s worldview, based on their circumstances of birth.”
– Gibbs²…
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