It’s been over a year since my last blog post, “9 Practices of Happy People.” The last couple of years have been crazy. There’s been a lot of decisions to make and a lot of heartache in the process. We all have choices to make regularly. With each of these, we must take the time to question our motives. Sometimes the decision is a big one, like getting married. Other times, it feels small. While what you have for lunch may not be crucial in the long run, it’s good practice to consider what you do before you do it. Here are a few questions to ask yourself.
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The 9 Practices of Happy People
Happiness. All we really want in life is for our friends, family, and people, in general, to be happy. But what does it take to be happy? How can we ourselves reach that goal? Continue reading “The 9 Practices of Happy People”
Keeping Christ in Christmas
Over and over again, I see posts on my news feed about “keeping Christ in Christmas.” While many people do know the meaning of this phrase, it seems that society has clouded the judgment of others. Continue reading “Keeping Christ in Christmas”
The Importance of Happiness: Are You Glad to Be You?
No matter what anyone else may tell you, happiness just may be the most important thing in the world. It is the root of everything good and the ward from everything evil. I may just scratch the surface today, and I may be underqualified. But when something is on my heart, it aches until I share it.
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Expecting The Worst: “I don’t like bananas!”
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It’s no secret that the world is going downhill in so many ways. But one of the worst ways is that everyone seems to not only see, but search for the worst in each other.
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The Money Wish: A Short Story by Emily Medlock – Part III of III
Two years ago, my only worry in life was that my wife was dying. Now…I was the one trying to stay alive. The initial freedom from violence was washed away as soon as the value of money started falling again. At first, the market prices simply rose, but before long, it became too hard to produce enough money for what we needed it for.
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You Weren’t Born Insecure
We are all insecure to some extent, it’s only human. But do you know what it’s not…an inborn trait. So then how does it happen? Continue reading “You Weren’t Born Insecure”