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Brian : PhilosophersNotes.com Best Free Training

Best Free Training

Posted on May 31st, 2008 by Brian : PhilosophersNotes.com Brian
My virtual friend Mike has a cool site called "Best Free Training" where he, you guessed it, shares some of the best free self-dev training out there!! I thought this week's message he sent me on the science of happiness is cool and wanted to share.

Here goes:

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What's new this week at The Best Free Training?  THE SCIENCE OF HAPPINESS!

* The Science of Happiness: Part 1, A Little Theory  - ” …scientists now believe happiness is a skill that can be learned, just like skiing or playing a musical instrument: With daily practice, you get ever better.” ... the Science of Happiness has emerged as part of the field of Positive Psychology....As you’ll see if you follow the links in this series, there is a solid and growing body of science to support this simple assertion: You can train yourself to be happier.

* The Science of Happiness: Part 2, Some Fun Stuff - In this Part (Some Fun Stuff) we highlight some of the resources available from the website supporting the BBC Series, The Happiness Formula. To be fair, the resources recommended here aren’t so much wild and crazy fun as they are entertaining and well-produced, in the typical BBC fashion.

* The Science of Happiness: Part 3, Train Yourself to Be Happier -- If you want to train yourself to be happier and you’re not sure where to start, here’s some very good news: You don’t need to spend a lot of energy analyzing and worrying about your weaknesses. Instead, you can simply identify some of your key strengths and build on them by performing some relatively simple exercises that have been scientifically proven to increase happiness. (Detailed steps and URLs provided.)

Here's the URL for the List of All Reviews.
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Zennie : Earl of Essence
about 15 hours later
Zennie said

And with all this that I love and think is important Brian. There is the stumbling, bumbling, and wandering upon happiness and noticing it.

Deep Bow!
z

Brian : PhilosophersNotes.com
1 day later
Brian said

hey z

:)

deep bow and stumbling and bumbling and wandering and laughing into happiness, indeed! :)

-bri

Quiche : Nifty Oddball
1 day later
Quiche said

Hi Bri! I’m so glad I visited your page today! I’m positive proof that this works- post depression after a decade of severe depression, post Effexor (225 mgs!!!), for almost a year now, NO relapses. I’m so glad you posted this. It works! It works folks! You are a golden soul, Brian. Infinite blessings and happiness to all.

Brian : PhilosophersNotes.com
1 day later
Brian said

huge smile quiche!!! :)

bow to your golden soul,

-bri

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Brian : PhilosophersNotes.com Posted on May 31, 2008
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