Is Happiness Right for You? - Tiny Bites of Wagaliciousness Podcast
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Is it right for you to want to be happy? When you want to be happy, is it tough to find happiness? How often do you actually look for happiness?
And is life supposed to be happy all the time?
It might surprise you to know that it isn’t. Life isn’t about being happy all the time – it’s in the setbacks, heartbreaks, and yearning for more that we stretch ourselves and grow. It’s in the reaching for more and the catching up to that more that make life truly worth living, and you can only reach and catch up when you’re not quite there.
Teach yourself to be OK when things are not optimal, because those are the times that line you up for the next level of happiness and success.
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