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What to Do with the Fake News Coming from Inside Your Own Head
“So often the things that are holding me back are things that I can actually fact check.”
Gretchen Rubin,
Michael Gervais
Happiness Expert Gretchen Rubin on Why a Happy Life Starts with Knowing Who You Are
“You can build a happy life, but only on the foundation of your own nature, your own values, and your own interests.”
A Cognitive Psychologist on Why the Most Rewarding Life is So Counterintuitive
“The moment you start giving money away, or giving things away to other people, our happiness increases beyond the level that we would anticipate.”
If You Want to Live a Good Life, Ask Yourself These Two Questions
“It's really easy to say, 'I want to own that outcome, that result.' [The harder part] is standing in a place where you're saying, 'I'm also willing to own the sometimes brutal path it takes to get that result.'”
Adam Grant,
Mary Barra
