As I mentioned a few days ago, I’m going to start posting the videos for the 2010 Happiness Challenge separately, as their own posts, so look for the new video every Tuesday. In the past, I’ve been cramming too much material into the posts that included the videos.
For those of you following the 2010 Happiness Project Challenge, to make 2010 a happier year — or even if you’re not officially doing the challenge — this month’s focus is Money.
The relationship between money and happiness is one of the most complicated and emotionally charged subjects within the larger issue of happiness. I really couldn’t do justice to its complexities in such a short video. (For a more nuanced discussion, read Chapter Seven in the book!)
This week’s resolution is to Buy some happiness.
If you want to read more about this resolution, check out…
Happiness myth #6: money can’t buy happiness.
Eight tips for how money can buy happiness.
If you’re new, here’s information on the 2010 Happiness Challenge (or watch the intro video). It’s never too late to start! You’re not behind, jump in right now, sign up here. For more ideas, check out the Happiness Project site on Woman’s Day.
* I always learn a lot when I visit Seth Godin’s blog.
* If you’d like to volunteer as a Super-Fan, please sign up here. From time to time, I’ll ask for your help. The Super-Fans have been terrific, thanks again!
