
|Articles|September 16, 2008
- August15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 15
Secret to Happiness
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Educated people, including physicians,should know that the secretto happiness is no mystery. Accordingto "Good Stuff" (Progressive BusinessPublications; 800-220-5000), all ittakes is the ability to do what is onthe list below. If taking all this adviceseems like a tall order, try slipping asmany of these "secrets to happiness"as possible into your day. You soonmay be rewarded with a more positiveoutlook on life.
- Forgive.
- Forget.
- Apologize.
- Admit errors.
- Avoid mistakes.
- Listen to advice.
- Keep your temper.
- Shoulder the blame.
- Make the best of things.
- Maintain high standards.
- Think first and act accordingly.
- Put the needs of others before your own needs.
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