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Happiness as a Limiting Concept

“I know everything.” Obviously this is not true no matter who makes the claim. Sergeant Schultz in Hogan’s Heroes was closer to the truth when he frequently said “I know nothing.” This same thought process can be applied to Happiness. … Continue reading

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Unhappiness

Now you too can be Unhappy. We can show you how in six easy lessons. Join the millions who have already unlocked the secrets of dependable, antagonistic, long-lasting Unhappiness. Let our experts help you to master the critical skills needed … Continue reading

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Happiness as Strategic Leadership

When I say ‘Strategic Leadership’ I am not talking about a leader that develops strategy; I am talking about a strategy for leading people. When I say Happiness I am referring to the concepts, methodology, and framework presented throughout hopelesshappiness.com. … Continue reading

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Happiness and Peace

In recent posts I have encouraged healthy dissatisfaction. Throughout this site I have encouraged learning and growth. I truly believe we will have more frequent and longer-lasting ‘moments’ of Happiness not only by acknowledging and facing the turmoil inherent in … Continue reading

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Happiness Reduced

REDUCTIONISM – to reduce an idea or a concept (in this case, Happiness) to its basic elements in order to understand, define, refine, and expedite. Reductionism does not work: It is much easier to reduce or deconstruct Happiness into relevant … Continue reading

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