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Monthly Archives: February 2014

“Find Happiness Now” My New Book

Jonathan Robinson, Finding Happiness Posted on February 25, 2014 by Jonathan RobinsonJanuary 16, 2023

find_happiness_now (1)While in school, John Lennon of the Beatles was asked by his teacher what he wanted to be when he grew up.  He said he wanted to be happy.  His teacher told John that he did not really understand the question. John Lennon told his teacher that he did not really understand Life!   In fact, what we all really want is to be happy, but we’re taught that happiness comes from being successful—such as having a lot of money. Yet, recent research shows it’s the other way around:  success comes from being truly happy.  In fact, happy people make over $750,000 more dollars in their lifetime than unhappy people.  In addition, they raise happier kids, live 9 years longer, and have half the rate of divorce of the “normal” population.

Fortunately, extreme happiness (or joy or fulfillment if you prefer) can be learned—if you know the right secrets.  Best of all, it need not take a long time to learn.  In my new book, “Find Happiness Now,” I reveal the most powerful and practical methods for creating more happiness in your life.  In fact, most of the methods in the book can be done in under 2 minutes a day—yet their effect can change your life.

Many people struggle with stress, anxiety and depression—but they don’t need to.  I certainly know about depression.  In fact, depression not only runs in my family–it practically gallops!  Yet, by interviewing some of the happiest people on Earth (the Dalai Lama, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra and 35 others), I’ve learned simple ways to go from stressed-out to blissed-out in under a minute.  You can too by picking up a copy of “Find Happiness Now.”  Don’t put off the happiness you deserve any longer.  Instead, Find Happiness Now at Amazon.com or your local bookstore…

 

Posted in Books, How to Find Happiness | Tagged book, finding, happiness, inspire, Jonathan Robinson, joy, life, manage

How to Create a Deep Intimate Experience with a Loved One

Jonathan Robinson, Finding Happiness Posted on February 10, 2014 by Jonathan RobinsonJanuary 16, 2023

Love coupleIn my book The Little Book of Big Questions I have a chapter called “The Spiritual Intimacy Experience.”  It consists of fifteen questions partners can ask each other in order to develop a deeper connection. I received many letters from people stating that answering these questions with their mate led to the most profound experience of intimacy they had ever had.

Since Valentine’s Day is coming up, I thought it timely to give you this method for quickly deepening your level of intimacy with a mate or a friend. Continue reading →

Posted in Being Present, Inspire Me Today, Positive Psychology | Tagged happiness, how to be happy, Jonathan Robinson, joy, life, love, partner

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