Lisa Cypers KamenThe achievement of a happy life is not only positively good for us, it is constructively good for those around us.
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The achievement of a happy life is not only positively good for us, it is constructively good for those around us. This quote reinforces the belief that the happiness of others is important. If we are happy, then our relationships with others will be more fulfilling. If we encounter obstacles in life, our relationships with others suffer. And if our relationships are suffering, it is because we are not happy.
Source: Are We Happy Yet?: Eight Keys To Unlocking A Joyful Life
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