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How To Be Happy, No Matter What!
As we navigate this challenging economic time, it's easier to buy into lack mentality. It's easier to look at what we don't have, rather than what we do have. It's easier to see the glass half empty rather than the glass half full. It's easier to feel sorry for ourselves rather than happy for what's present. We might not have control over what the economy does, but the good news is that we have control over our attitudes around it. We can choose how we will navigate this challenging time.
This week I'm sharing more of Ralph Marston's spiritual wisdom with you. Will you choose happiness—no matter what?
"The path to true happiness
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What is the path to true happiness? How far must you go to find happiness?
You need not go very far at all. For happiness is always inside you, ready whenever you are.
No object, no person, no circumstance will make you happy.
You are always happy when you decide to be.
The good things in life do not cause happiness. It is precisely the other way around.
Allow happiness to flow out from you, and the good things in life will surround you and fill your world. Choose to be happy, with no conditions imposed upon that happiness, and you'll create the ideal conditions for your life.
Happiness is a beautiful gift you can give yourself no matter what. Give it freely and it will change your world."
Ralph Marston
Enjoy these next few weeks as our country is deeply focused on the powerful energies of gratitude, love, joy, and peace. Embrace it all—everything-- and watch what shows up for you!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Warmest Regards,
Maggie
posted on: 11/27/2008 12:00:00 PM by Maggie McCauley
category: The Mental Side
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Maggie McCauley, ACC, LICSW, The Effortless Organizing Coach, is the president of "A New View". She takes a holistic approach to organizing coaching her clients to create new habits that promote overall well-being, a sense of freedom and peace of mind.
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My Favorite Books
- The Success Principles by Jack Canfield
- It's Hard To Make A Difference When You Can't Find Your Keys by Marilyn Paul
- Organize With Confidence by Elizabeth Hagen
- The Secret Of Letting Go by Guy Finley
- Life Is Short--Wear Your Party Pants by Loretta La Roche
- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
- The Seven Whispers by Christina Baldwin
- Loving What Is by Byron Katie
- Making A Change For Good by Cheri Huber
- "Happiness Now!" by Robert Holden, PhD.
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