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Happy Endeavors: A How To Guide
A Year’s Quest: November
November is about being considerate, thoughtful and polite. Being a buzzkill sucks out the positivity in a room. So instead of pointing out negative consequences, keep those to yourself. They contribute to a combative tone which is the opposite of what we are trying to achieve.

A Year’s Quest – October
How do you live in the present? Try taking an improv class. You have to listen carefully to what is being said so you can add on. “Yes and” is the proper response to anything. Additional ways to be mindful are suggested in this blog.

A Year’s Quest: September
Have you ever avoided something just because you think that it wouldn’t turn out perfect/ This month, put that negativity aside and see what happens when you dedicate some time each day for 30 days.

Give Positive Reviews
When you do criticize, give a suggestion of how to improve along with the opportunity to do so.

Gratefulness
Gratefulness is an appreciation for something received – physical or non-tangible. Read on to find out how you can become a more grateful person.

Be the Best Friend You Can
Best friends has a sixth sense of when to listen. When to give advice. When to mirror outrage. When to give a hug. When to tell you to stop obsessing already!

Nurturing Relationships
Take time to nurture relationships by being supportive and affectionate. Substitute listening and encouraging for nagging and criticising. Try adding a 6s hug to a loved one every day. Expect nothing in return. Watch how these nurturing behaviors will reflect back on you leaving you with a feeling of contentment.

Examine the Rules
Do you have rules that you live by? Perhaps you make your rules on the fly. This article encourages you to think about the driving philosophies in which dictate how you act.

Passion Locator
Your passion is most likely something that you already do whenever you get the chance. Think of getting a day off. How would you spend it? The things that you already do that you want to do, are most likely your passion.

What $ does for your happiness?
Does money make you happy? The short answer it to a certain extent, yes. However, anything beyond $75,000/year doesn’t make you happier according to the 2010 World Happiness Report.