Leading A Happier Life

May 5, 2009-- As a motivational speaker and executive coach, Caroline Adams Miller knows a few things about using mental exercises to achieve goals. But last year, one exercise she was asked to try took her by surprise. Every night, she was to think of three good things that happened that day and analyze why they occurred. That was supposed to increase her overall happiness. "I thought it was too simple to be effective," said Miller, 44, of Bethesda. Md. "I went to Harvard. I'm used to things being complicated." This article shares more about the growing body of research that is beginning to show that happiness can be learned. (8564 reads)
Read Full Story
If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one.
Mother Teresa

Upcoming Stories
Subscribe to DailyGood
We've sent daily emails for over 16 years, without any ads. Join a community of 159,566 by entering your email below.
- Email: