Sentences with phrase «what makes a life happy»

What makes our lives happy?

Because vacation is part of what makes a life happy.

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To be happy, figure out how to make a living doing what you think about when you don't have to think about anything in particular.

It's not easy figuring out what to do with your life and what will make you happy down the line.

Determine what products or services would make your life easier or happier, make you more productive or efficient, or simply give you more time.

It's filled with work - life balance tips, small business resources, how to motivate employees and find out what makes people happy, and how social entrepreneurship is allowing people finally to say «I Love My Job!»

But I think what made me the happiest was knowing that my best friend, the son of very conservative Christian parents like my own, wasn't going to live his life in secret.

Trying to be someone else and trying to live up to expectations put on you by a Pastor or church moral police is what leads people to sneak to do things and feel guilty about doing the things that make them happy.

Do what makes you happy, respect other people, and live your life.

M. Kelly is correct... Santa and Jesus are white... it is getting absolutely ridiculous to try and ruin everything because a minority of people are not happy... too bad... that's life... get over it... I am not afraid of these people who try and make me do what they want by saying I am a bigot or whatever... I am just a realist.

Apparently it's what the wizard wants and if Dan makes the wizard happy then Dan will find meaning in life.

Evolving morality is the version that is being argued here, the sort of evolution that says each person evolves in his own way and then lives by what he thinks will make him happy.

Believe in what you want to believe and what makes you happy and helps you live your life to the best of your ability.

Chicago philosopher - comic Aaron Freeman made the same point in a recent National Public Radio commentary: «Gratitude ameliorates the worst aspect of American life, which is that the consumer culture makes us constantly aware of what we do not have, without counterbalancing rituals of gratitude for the mind - boggling bounty that is the U.S.A.... As you are grateful, to that precise extent you are happy.»

Being bid to walk even as Jesus walked, we might start by trying to make all people happy, by so living as to let all men know what it means to be free souls.

Many Christians have bought into this sort of thinking and living today, and make decisions, not based on what Scripture teaches, on what is right or wrong, or on how their decision will affect other people, but based solely on whether or not it will make them personally happy.

Then my youngest pointed out that I earned this phase of life, this luxury of time to focus on what makes me happy, fulfilled and surprised by new things I learn.

When I imagined what it would be like to give generously without wondering what is in it for me, to give up my grudges and learn to diffuse hatred with love, to stop judging other people once and for all, to care for the poor and seek out the downtrodden, to finally believe that stuff can't make me happy, to give up my urge to gossip and manipulate, to worry less about what other people think, to refuse to retaliate no matter the cost, to be capable of forgiving to the point of death, to live as Jesus lived and love as Jesus loved, one word came to my mind: liberation.

It really didn't matter exactly what I did with my life: I didn't have to be successful, make a lot of money, try to make myself happy — it was all about this relationship.

I'm struggling to find the words to express how I feel, so today I'm just going to share what's going on in our lives and some things that make me happy and have inspired me.

I read a lot about life purpose and dharma and being inspired — it makes me feel good, and well, it makes me feel inspired to be honest and true to what I want and what makes me happy.

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'' I don't know what kind of comeback it will be,» he said, «but I know I want to get back on a football field to what brought me so much joy in my life and it makes me happy doing as my job.»

Mr and Mrs Bloggs have a sex life that centres entirely around what makes one person happy.

I am not suggesting we should have stayed married — it just is what it is, life isn't fair, and you try to make the best of it to ensure everyone can still have a happy life... its almost maddening when friends who aren't in my situation try to suggest otherwise..

That being said, let's get to it and see what you can do to make life in the kitchen happier.

Having a healthy sex life makes you a happier parent and a positive role model for what adult intimacy feels like.

The key is to do research and find what makes your life easier, what makes you happy and don't feel bad about giving your business to a company that you trust.

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These seemingly random but totally necessary baby products are what I call «unicorn products» — weird baby products that actually make your life easier on top of making your kids happier.

lakegirl171 i feel exactly the same way about my kids to... my second baby girl is such a good happy baby and that makes my guilt even bigger, i cant even imagine what would happen if she was a colicky fussy baby, my 2 year old in a demanding kid, but just now she started playing with her that helps quite abit.This is a perfect example of how unfair life is... and all we can do is take great care of them and love and protect them:)

«We have to make spaces for ourselves that really work for how we live, what we prefer, what makes us happy, what makes us tick.»

«We want to fully understand what stops those who design and build the places that we live and work in making us healthier and happier.

3) It's important that the Right Wing WIN, no matter what it does to the country, because then the Democrat's LOSE and that makes us happy even if we get to continue to live in the country we wrecked.

«When the mayor's race starts, what New Yorkers are going to be focused on is who has the best record, who has the best vision to make their lives easier and better, and, trust me, I'm happy to put my record up just against anybody» she added.

It's far more effective to live my life based on what makes me happy.

What will make you feel better, says Taitz, along with being kind to yourself, is cultivating a meaningful life filled with people and work and activities that make you happy.

The best thing you can do as a supportive friend and dreamer is to be happy for other dreamers by supporting what makes them happy, and doing things in your own life that make you happy.

But the point my mother was trying to get across is that discovering what you're passionate about in life, what matters to you and will make you happy is a trial - and - error process.

When I ask my health coaching clients what makes them the happiest in their lives right now, it's always something different.

There are always going to be perks and let downs about any neighborhood, but what counts is making the experience of living there you own and seeking out what the community offers to make you happy.

I like my clients to think of food more like fuel for their life, and to pay attention to what makes them happy to eat.

I'm the poorest I've ever been in life financially, but I'm the richest person I know because I'm doing what it is that makes me happy.

So then what are the next things because we have lots of people listening to this podcast that are — they're either healthy and they're — they're really rocking it in all areas in their life and they are trying to get in the edge, or you have people that are kind of at a baseline of not so happy with their health and they're trying to make those changes kind of moving forward.

A few months ago and it's made an another huge impact on my life and my ability to stay positive and happy throughout the day and to not find and not get into little fits of what was me or if I find my brain going around and around in circles trying to solve a problem, even though it doesn't make sense, I go to gratitude, find something to be grateful for in the moment.

What's keeping you from making peace with food and living your healthiest and happiest life?

He's been around the world interviewing experts, centenarians and scientists on the quest for: what makes humans live a long, happy and healthy life?

But what makes me happier it's how she learned to balance her busy life as a nurse with her healthy lifestyle!