During our joyful pursuit of happiness we will have discovered there are three vehicles to help us on our journey:
Each of the writings under the Journey heading to the right are our discoveries about action, behavior, and character.
Categories: Vehicles
Tagged: action, behavior, character, consistency, Growth, joy, Life, purpose, timeliness
Action is realizing or orchestrating a result. For example:
We will have discovered on our joyful pursuit of happiness the meaning of action is much closer to creating a result than creating movement.
Categories: Vehicles
Tagged: action, behavior, Growth, joy, Life, no action, results
We all do it. We resolve to change. Time for an exercise program! No more overeating! It’s time for a new job! This habit has to go! Starting tomorrow change will happen!!!
Perhaps the source is in our own mind, maybe a New Years’s resolution, a plea from our spouse, a health issue. We all wonder why resolutions are made and fade away.
The Reason: They don’t get done.
The Symptom: A lack of commitment from the heart.
We will have discovered on our joyful pursuit of happiness this is one of the toughest challenges on the road we travel.
Categories: Vehicles
Tagged: action, commitment, Growth, habit, joy, Life, resolution
This is a RoadSign for our joyful pursuit of happiness:
The bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Categories: Roadsigns · Vehicles
Tagged: Life, Growth, quotes, joy, action, tears, Harriet Beecher Stowe, no action
Why do anything. The best course is to do nothing. It’s good to just let this one go.
The choice to take no action is an outstanding choice in many situations we face. We will have discovered on our joyful journey to happiness our choice to do nothing can become some of our greatest regrets in life.
Categories: Vehicles
Tagged: action, choices, do nothing, Growth, joy, Life, regrets
