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How to be happier

“To be what we are,
and to become
what we are capable of becoming
is the only end of life.”
R.L. Stevenson

Today I would like to share a message of inspiration and encouragement, motivation and support.

This message should only take you a minute or so to read, but if you put it into action it could change the way you live your life.

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What Spielberg And Buffett Have In Common

Stephen Spielberg is one of the world’s greatest film directors.

Imagine if tomorrow they told him he had to make his living as a chef, most likely he’d be average or worse, right?

Warren Buffett is the world’s greatest investor.

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YOU ARE WHAT YOU DO…

The beginning of a habit is like an invisible thread.

Every time you repeat the act you strengthen the strand.

You add to it another filament with each repetition, until it becomes a great cable
and binds you irrevocably to each thought and act.

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Dare To Dream!

“Dreams do come true, if only we wish hard enough.”
James Barrie

Do you dismiss your dreams as soon as they as they pop into your head; telling yourself that you are being unrealistic, to stop being so silly or to get your head out of the clouds.

One of the most important things you can do if you want to live your best life is to start exploring your dreams.

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Want to live to 100+?

If you want to live to be 100 or more, be the person at the party to greet total strangers.

Research shows that having an outgoing personality might be one of the hallmark traits of people who live to a ripe old age.

They recently examined the personalities of adult offspring of centenarians, with the assumption that the offspring have a good shot at living to over 100.

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Procrastination is all around us

And we’ve mastered it to perfection having learned a subtle form of it when we were babies.

We delayed falling asleep because our mothers wouldn’t cradle us in her arms. We’ve procrastinated in performing our duties at home, in school, in the work place, and in our most fragile human relationships.

We shudder to think what the final count of lost hours will be because we procrastinated habitually.

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