Goal Achievement Strategies

Go Treat Yourself

I’m a big believer that how you treat yourself sets the standard for how people treat you.

That’s why you’ll want to treat yourself to a lifetime of joy and happiness.

Happiness…

…is an aphrodisiac; anyone who has experienced it will crave it again and again.

…is a choice; it’s an emotion that can be found in any circumstance.

…is a natural state; it’s best demonstrated by children.

…is everywhere; it presents itself in abundance throughout each day.

…is contagious; it’s a gift we give to ourselves and spread to others.

…is inside of each of us; it’s a spirit we liberate and spiritually liberating.

Those who live in, share, and spread happiness possess true wisdom.

An essential part of your journey is the pursuit of happiness.

You are accountable for all that you do, as well as for the pleasures that you fail to enjoy during your lifetime.

Therefore, count the days, weeks, and life experiences lost if you have not been moved to laughter.

Contrary to popular opinion, it’s perfectly okay to have fun in everything you do.

Being happy is not selfish, insensitive, or self-centered, it’s actually natural, normal, and healthy.

Every aspect of life blends better with joy and happiness.

Happiness and laughter can lubricate the most tedious chore and infuse even the most serious of situations with the lightness of love.

And the mere thought of joy should bring you back to your core values.

Why? because one of the earliest lessons we subconsciously learn is that the joy is in the journey.

As children, we found happiness in playing with our food, learning how to walk, and taking a bubble bath.

But what happened to this kind of joy?

Where did we lose it?

Many of us eschew the simple pleasures known to children, because we have tapes running in our heads that say: Grow up. Quit acting like a child. Be serious.

When we regain the childlike joy and happiness of simple pleasures, the process of living more simply becomes much easier.

We therefore see that there is little need for complexity in living, and much happiness in simplicity.

Happiness must once again become the core value that it was during our youth.

Happiness needs to be incorporated into every decision you make, every relationship you enter, and every activity in which you engage.

When asking the question, “Does this decision fill me with joy and happiness?” the answer should be transparent.

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