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Obviously you've never heard of Tim Harris. This guy inspires me to always find a way to love what I do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6He0FWoFj0 https://ww

• rubicon33 10y ago
  Aw man, that made my day, thanks for sharing it. I think we could all be a little happier, if we just tried. I'm not saying curing depression or burnout is as trivial as just trying to... But, you can certainly choose to be a notch happier than you are at this moment. Just one notch today, and try for another notch tomorrow. We can start by appreciating what we have.
  • kovek 10y ago
    I learned recently that if I list a few things I am grateful for, I will instantly feel happier. It seems like it works for others as well.
    • myblake 10y ago
      I'm pretty sure there's research to back this up.
    • Retra 10y ago
      Are you grateful for anything that doesn't make you happier? It sounds like you're saying that thinking about things that make you happy makes you happy, and that this is something you just learned somehow.
      • rubicon33 10y ago
        Yes, all things I am grateful for make me happier. But not all things that make you happier, are you grateful for. Being grateful for something transcends being happy about that something. It's about holding in your mind, certain things that don't just make you happy, but resonate with you. I don't, for example, think that just conjuring up the thought of a delicious ice cream cone, is going to have any lasting effect on your mood. Yet, ice cream makes me happy. I do think that taking a moment to reflect on how lucky you are to have a family that is supportive, functional, and healthy... can definitely be a small bump, on the happiness scale.