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Tag Archives: gretchen rubin
You Get More Of What You Already Have
Gretchen Rubin writes: When you feel friendly, people want to be your friend. When you feel sexy, people are attracted to you. When you feel confident, others have confidence in you. This truth is cruel because so often, you want … Continue reading
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She Got Happier By Going To The Conference
I too usually feel happier after pushing myself to attend some conference, be it LimmudLA or something racier in Las Vegas. Gretchen Rubin writes for Slate: — Novelty and challenge boost happiness. Going to a new city, meeting a lot … Continue reading
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Happiness Myths
Gretchen Rubin writes for Slate.com: Happiness Myth No. 9: Spending some time alone will make you feel better. Wrong. Although it can be tempting to take a “personal day” when you’re feeling blue or to isolate yourself until you feel … Continue reading
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Will A Treat Pick You Up?
I often make this happiness mistake and let go of my obligations for a few hours or days because I think I deserve a break. I become even more slovenly than normal. Gretchen Rubin writes: When you’re feeling blue or … Continue reading
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Tagged bad mood, feelings of guilt, gretchen rubin, guilty pleasure, negative consequences, recycling bin
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