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You Cannot Beat Happiness.
by gerald freeman   
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Happiness is stronger than Positivity because it cannot be forced.

I was riding home in the bus telling myself how happy I was over and over again. I had just taught my favourite class of the week, high energy and fun. These intrusive relentless thoughts of happiness invaded my brain and then I remembered I had a problem. How can I be happy when I have this problem? It is just a normal problem like everyone else has, but I felt I had the right to be angry and pissed off, but I wasn't. The power of happiness is uncrushable, create the life you truly want to lead and vaporise problems as soon as they hit the fan. Positivity is fantastic, but happiness is better because by definition alone it cannot be forced.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 6, 2014
Bobby Mgferrin's words, "Don't worry, be happy!" are my watchwords.

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