The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
In a Groove of Gratitude
November 8, 2014 • Dr. Bob Laurent
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
Motivated by Humility
November 16, 2014
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
Redefining the Win
November 23, 2014 • Dr. Bob Laurent
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
Amazed by Contentment
November 30, 2014
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
