Happiness | Page 8

Between fears of being poor and worries that wealth changes people, figuring how to make your way in life can get very complicated.

By slowing down and enjoying the good times, you can help reinforce positive brain waves.

You can complain about it and hope it magically changes, or you can set out to make a change. Here is a simple four-step plan to help you achieve happiness.

Whether you are miserable or happy all comes down to you.

If you think you need sound bites to inspire your work, then you're in the wrong line of work.

True success encompasses joy, personal development and enterprise that serves others.

Author and blogger Cal Newport shares his three secrets to finding fulfilling work.

We all lie to ourselves because we want material things we don't need or deserve. The irony is, that makes us miserable.

This feeling that we all strive for is a path we choose, not a destination to arrive at.

The line between being mindfully engaged and completely consumed by your startup can become hazy over time.

It requires things like gratitude, kindness and clarity.

A discussion with author and blogger Gretchen Rubin on how the small daily choices we make add up to our whole lives, and how we can save energy by making good choices a habit.

If you sell something online or if you run a business with an online presence, you have the honor and the privilege of chatting directly with customers. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. Sometimes its more art than science.

Respecting yourself changes everything.

When it comes to finding careers, we look to an outside list of occupations and force-fit ourselves into one of them instead of starting from what interests us. This is a mistake.

Hone in on happiness so that you can cultivate it within your team and your day-to-day activities.

Happiness and serenity result from conscious living, not just the luck of our circumstances.

Even if you have everything you've ever wanted, you will feel miserable if you forget what it's all for.

Gratitude, a generous spirit and goals to work toward are the foundation of lifelong happiness. It's all within reach.

A majority of parents said that working part-time would be the ideal scenario, according to a new study courtesy of Care.com and Yahoo Parenting.

The Light Phone is a credit-card sized phone that does basically nothing.