"A tennis player once spent his whole life trying to become No.
1 in the world. He amazingly achieved that goal, but when he got
there, he said, "Is this it?" His happiness was short-lived. As a matter of fact, this player
admitted that he looked forward more to mowing his lawn than
playing tennis. . . . We were born happy. Don't believe me? Look at small
children; my 10-month daughter, Ava, exudes happiness. . . .
There's only one thing that can make you feel anything, including happiness . . . thought. What
we think, we feel. Period. . . . Happiness is our true nature. .
. . we naturally float back to happiness when we just let go of thinking that pops in our
heads. . . when our minds are clear, the sky's the limit. . .
Happiness comes from us, and we all have the potential to be happy. How do we access that
potential? [R]emember the John Lennon song . . . "Let it be."
--Ed Tseng
Peak Performance Consultant and Author
Happiness: Three Things You Probably Didn't Know
Web: www.edtseng.com
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