Ditch The Lies You Think Are Making You Happy || with Richard Eyre

Here are 3 things you can change to be happy.

If you listened to last week's episode you know that the theme this month is all about how to be happy. Easier said than done? Not around here. This week you will learn three things you can change to be happy. Without even knowing it, you are probably holding on to some lies you thinkare making you happy. And while the specifics may be personal, they likely fall into one of three categories.

New York Times bestselling author Richard Eyre delves into those three categories in this episode: control, ownership, and independence. He also explains how to shift your mindset towards what REALLY makes you happy. The Harvard business grad, now happiness guru, teaches what to look for and how to change your thinking.

Richard has even written a book on this topic, titled "The Happiness Paradox." If you are struggling to understand the how's and why's of  happiness then this is an amazing resource for you. Right now, the About Progress community can purchase this book HEREand receive half off, plus free shipping, with code MONICAFRIEND.

After listening in you will be sure to have actionable takeaways for what you can change to be happy. As you take them to heart and make your own happiness progress, would you consider sharing them with all of us?? Your voice is so valuable, learn how you can be on the show!

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