Happiness | Page 7

There is more disappointment in getting what you want than there is in wanting what you have.

Just scraping by financially is bad enough. Try not to go there with your soul, either.

Read this piece to turn your frown upside down.

We're so envious.

A lack of close friendships may be hazardous to your health.

If these benefits don't motivate you to enjoy solitude more often, nothing will.

If you're on the career path you're meant to be on, financial freedom will take care of itself.

It is all about the details.

Research shows that your habits create happiness (and unhappiness) more than anything else in life. Don't let these bad habits drag you down.

Not even 24 hours of flight delays and airport food could deter this writer from finding his bliss.

And are you listening to your body to determine the cause?

Don't look now, but the clock is ticking. Quick -- take the time to find out how to get more done in less time.

It could be your job, your office environment or even extenuating circumstances in your personal life. Whatever the case, the first step to solving a problem is figuring out the root cause.

Play isn't just for children. As we age, it can help us to innovate better, prevent anxiety and stress and live a more fulfilling existence.

One day I made a promise to myself: If work ever stopped being fun, I would quit and do something else. That promise turned out to be the key to a successful career.

There are reasons why so many people who get rich quick suffer from depression, guilt, stress and social isolation.

Few people are euphoric doing their jobs but misery is definitely not the price of getting ahead.

Awesome co-workers, benefits and competitive pay make these 10 companies the most exciting places to work for, as rated by the employees themselves.

We need to recognize that men are humans, too, and have emotions.

Learning to acknowledge your strengths and achievements is as important as being honest about your shortcomings and mistakes.

Work-life balance is a 1970s TV dinner -- compartmentalized and no longer relevant in the work-life stew that is our current reality.