- “Optimum Happiness” (OH) is a higher value proposition than happiness.
- With the right tools, people can improve their “Happiness Index” (HI).
- The “pursuit of pleasure” is not the same as the “pursuit of happiness.”
- Happy people are at peace and are less anxious than unhappy people.
- Happy people have high expectations of themselves and others.
- The labyrinth of the mind stores both happy and unhappy thoughts.
- “Joy” and “Happiness” can help to mitigate violence in the world.
- Happiness lives between the twin towers of attitude and gratitude.
- The grand design of the universe will be incomplete without you.
- Happy people are less destructive and easy to foster relations with.
- Happy employees are more dependable and more productive.
- Our “interdependent nature” nurtures the “roots of happiness.”
- You can achieve a higher state of “Optimum Happiness” (OH).
- Happy thoughts create happy feelings, emotions, and actions.
- Much of human behavior is counterproductive to happiness.
- Children are the “Emperors” and “Empresses” of happiness.
- A happy world hinges on our desire to make others happy.
- Happy people are more generous than unhappy people.
- Loyalty is the bedrock of longevity in all relationships.
- Happy people are more calm, creative, and productive.
- A happy world hinges on a happy marriage and family.
- Forgive the past; enjoy the present; plan for the future.
- Strive to do better, to achieve more, and to give more.
- The soul “searches for joy” when happiness takes flight.
- “Spirituality” and “Happiness” are mutually inclusive.
- “Lifestyle” and “Happiness” are only distant cousins.
- Guard against actions that impede your happiness.
- Happiness is personal and interpersonal.
- Happiness is also transactional and transformational.
- Happy employees are more loyal and more creative.
- Money can bring both happiness and unhappiness.
- Happiness exists in the “spiritual” and the “physical.”
- Without happiness, unhappiness will reign supreme.
- Believe that the ultimate state of happiness is “joy.”
- Happiness is not possessing but being and doing.
- Neither rich nor poor are happier than the other.
- Eat foods from the ground, the tree, and the sea.
- “Spiritual Intelligence” (SQ) imbues happiness.
- Material success is not the same as a successful life.
- Happy leaders are better managers of people.
- Do not worry if the “Joneses” get ahead of you.
- Unhappiness does not have to be permanent.
- Seek knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.
- Happy people have a friendly predisposition.
- Today can be a happier day than yesterday.
- Happiness is spiritual, emotional, and physical.
- You can make others happy and vice versa.
- Happy people are healthier emotionally.
- Strive for family loyalty as a primary goal.
- Be positive, and avoid negative situations.
- “Joy” is a higher imperative of happiness.
- Happy people have a forgiving attitude.
- Good character traits imbue happiness.
- Money may not bring lasting happiness.
- A good character underpins happiness.
- There are specific keys to a happier life.
- Live a high-integrity and worry-free life.
- Strive to live peacefully with all people.
- Forgive others, and ask for forgiveness.
- Everyone has a “Happiness Index” (HI).
- Happiness is a companion of the soul.
- Your purpose is to live, love, and serve.
- Happy people have a forgiving spirit.
- Demand your birthright to be happy.
- Happy thoughts lead to right actions.
- “Joy” brings peace and happiness.
- Counter criticisms with compliments.
- Make your spouse your best friend.
- Never strive to win in an argument.
- Maintain openness and objectivity.
- Travel widely and read extensively.
- Get adequate rest and relaxation.
- Your life is part of a grand design.
- A happy mind is a creative mind.
- Seek “Optimum Happiness” (OH).
- Paint your home in mood colors.
- Laugh out loud (LOL) regularly.
- Be a prudent money manager.
- Seek and discover your genius.
- Happiness is music to the soul.
- Personal integrity is happiness.
- Go to sleep with mood music.
- Live by faith and not by fear.
- Volunteer in your community.
- De-clutter your surroundings.
- Seek the advice of the elders.
- Carpe diem (Seize the day).
- Count your blessings daily.
- Doing your best is happiness.
- All human beings are one.
- Happiness is your birthright.
- Fulfill your promises made.
- Unhappiness brings war.
- Prayer infuses happiness.
- Happiness is contagious.
- You can find happiness.
- Care for elderly persons.
- Happiness is a surplus.
- Unhappiness is a deficit.
- Happiness is contagious
- Be happy, be healthy.
- Love, listen, laugh.
“Have regular hours for work and play; make each day both useful and pleasant, and prove that you understand the worth of time by employing it well. Then youth will bring few regrets, and life will become a beautiful success.”
— Louisa May Alcott, Little Women (1832–1888)
¹Extracted from: “Discovering Your Optimum ‘Happiness Index’ (OHI)” —A Self-Directed Guide to Your “Happiness Index” (HI) (Including Questionnaire and Self-Improvement [SI] Templates). © 2016 Errol A. and Marjorie G. Gibbs. All rights reserved.
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