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The universal key to happiness is non-existent because happiness is one of the most difficult things in life to define. That’s why I’ve asked others what their key to happiness is as examples. After reading this, you should have a clear idea of what you can do to find your key to happiness.
I’m extremely happy to share this article with you. Here’s the inspiring story of how Justin gained control over his life by tracking his happiness. He’s been able to create sustainable habits that allow him to be the best version of himself!
Celebration time! Tracking Happiness is 2 years old. To honor this beautiful milestone, I wanted to quickly look back at how far this website has come since the 1st of April 2017, when I launched it. This post is about the story of how Tracking Happiness continues to grow into something bigger!
A common misconception about introverts is that we’re shy and don’t want to be around others. I’ve contacted 8 others and asked them a very simple question: “what makes you happy?”. These are real-life examples of what makes introverts happy.
This post walks you through the steps you can take right away in order to start finding happiness again. This article will not contain advice such as “just cheer up”. Instead, this post focuses on advice that you can implement in your life right now, in order to start building towards a happier future.
This essay covers the question “what is happiness” in great detail. Happiness changes from person to person. There is no universal definition of happiness. You have to find your own definition, and you can do so with the help of this essay!
At the end of 2018, I entered a chaotic period that lasted until January 2019. During this period, I noticed some clear symptoms of burnout. This post is about what I’ve learned from journaling throughout this burnout period.
I’m reviewing Daylio, the best mood tracking app that is currently available for download on your smartphone. And that’s quite a thing to say for someone who has tracked his happiness for over 5 years! You can read about all the things that Daylio does really well here in this review.
Here’s a concept that will help you be happy despite the growing issues in this world: a Positive Mental Attitude. Our happiness is determined for a big part by our own decisions. We can control how we decide to react to things, which is something you can train based on these examples. This post shows you how to utilize your Positive Mental Attitude!
Looking for actionable rules to live by to make 2019 a happier year? I’ve tried to summarize 20 rules that are original, simple and effective. Let’s try and make 2019 a great year together!