The Top 5 Habits of Happy People By Peter Kirwan | Submitted On May 25, 2015 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Peter Kirwan A Quick Preamble: There are reasons, good reasons, why certain people have reached the state of constant happiness - it 's all about things like wonder, self satisfaction, never forgetting ones roots and the inspiration gained from others... ... others who are or have been in worse positions than yourself - but are happy, as well as those fortunates who have gotten themselves into the happy position that you would like to be in. Cutting To The Chase: Habit No.1... Be Inspired By Others It never ceases to amaze and is totally inspiring when you take time to notice those that you would consider worse off than yourself i.e. those that are blind or have limbs missing or are born with or have been suddenly stricken with debilitating diseases or afflictions - BUT - they attain happiness... their inner strength and acceptance of their circumstances is truly astounding... it begs the question; "exactly WHY am I unhappy..?". What about those who have followed the tenets and types of advice that are cited and discussed within this site... they have
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Happiness is something very abstract and it differs from individual to individual. I always feel that a poor man will always be thankful to the almighty even if he is provided with two square meals a day but at least he can sleep happily with no stress; on the other hand a rich man will always be unhappy throughout his life either in the pursuit of creating wealth or in the tension of safeguarding his wealth. Accumulating wealth is extremely time consuming and time once lost cannot be regained; moreover, not all have the potential and skills of earning which is always coupled with hard work and
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Happiness is complex. Humans learn how to be happy from first learning what it is like to have happiness excluded from their lives; it is next to impossible to appreciate something without first having to experience life without that said thing. People can experience this in many different ways: loss of a loved one, poverty, mental illness, broken home, heartbreak, etc. It is hard to delineate true happiness from what
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