Happy

Blaming others for your unhappiness is a definite way to continual disappointment.

A critical component of happiness is being realistic.

The other reason it is important to be happy at work is productivity.

Our days are consumed by a continuous stream of activity, most of it mundane and uninspiring.

Taking a holiday is a great way to bring balance back into your life.

Visit someone and have a conversation in person instead of picking up the phone and sending text message.

Going back to some of the basics can simplify what has become complex and increase the meaningful interactions in your life.

We often get lost in the hustle of making it through the day that we don't take time to evaluate which things are more important than others.

We don't spend enough time on ourselves.

If you don't make yourself a priority, no one else is going to do it for you.

Too many of us prefer the comfort of what we know rather than the challenge of discovering the unknown.

Beyond its physical and health benefits, exercise can make you happy.

There is a direct relationship between one person's happiness and another's.

Surrounding yourself with happy people means an increased chance that good things will happen to you, too.

Dreams sustain us during times of difficulty.

Many of us overcome the pain of the present by imagining the promise of tomorrow.

Work no longer became a means to an end, but rather the end itself.

It's very important that we find some level of happiness at work.

It is unfortunate that most of us spend half of our day time during the work week away from our families, friends and hobbies.

When employees are having fun, they are more energized and ready to go the extra mile for one another as well as the company.

You must have a bigger perspective when it comes to assigning the level of importance to work, and that means accepting that work is only a slice in the pie of life and not the entire pie.

One way to enjoy work is to make sure you're enjoying life. When your job becomes all-consuming, tasks that would typically be exciting become mundane and uninspiring

Eating outside or taking some time to walk on the grounds or do a quick personal errand can make a big difference.

There's a beginning and an end to life, but what comes in between is what's most important.