Category: Happiness
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The Cure for Laziness
Laziness is the unwillingness to do work or use energy. There’s no such a thing as laziness. There’s only the wrong type of work. The temporary condition of being uninspired. Some are more willing to do uninspired work than others. This is seen as being hard-working, determined, and/or self-disciplined. And these people are certainly that.…
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Life Is a Game
Life is a game in which the end goal is happiness. It’s unlike any other game. We start out with the winning formula, although we don’t yet understand it, then it’s slowly hidden from us, covered in layers of beliefs imposed upon us. It’s then our job to uncover the formula once again by shedding…
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The Limitations of Science
Science cannot prove that something does not exist, only that something exists. People seem to forget that. Since our technology has progressed so incredibly to where it is today, we like to think we know it all. We have cars that can drive themselves. GPS, the internet, voice-activated everything. We’ve figured it out! We know…
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Amazing Earth
Whenever I think about our amazing Earth and just life in general, which is often, my mind is blown so exhaustively that it feels like I’m on drugs. It all seems like a big joke, in a good way, or a game. I just want to go over a few things today and talk about…
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3 Quick Steps to Reduce Stress
We think too much sometimes. Lying in bed awake, thoughts racing. Thoughts of the past and the future, stresses and worries. We tell ourselves to stop thinking so much and just go to sleep. It works for a second, but before we know it, our minds are racing again thinking of all the things there are to think about. When…
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What’s Your Life Story?
It’s easy to hate someone right off the bat. Certain people just rub us the wrong way. They annoy us and piss us off. Although I’ve been pretty polite for the most part for most of my life (with the exception of a few phases), I’ve always met people who just rub me the wrong…
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The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe
The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe is a short biography (fewer than 60 pages) of a man I’d never heard of, Walter Russell. I’m not sure why his insights aren’t commonly taught in school. At least not in my schools. He was a world-class painter, sculptor, author, architect, figure skater, philosopher, and more. They…

