Does Everyone Need a Theme Song? Come On, Get Happy.
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Posted Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009, at 6:26 AM
Because I literally cannot resist this call to happiness, here is the "Come On, Get Happy" theme song from The Partridge Family television show. I sat grinning away as I listened to it.
If you need it, here’s the
.
And speaking of getting happier, join the 2010 Happiness Challenge ! Start your own happiness project and make 2010 a happier year.
To help people stick with their happiness projects, I’ve set up a sign-up sheet so you can add your name to the 2010 Year of Happiness challenge. It’s worth taking a second actually to sign up; studies show that doing an action, like signing this pledge , will help you hold yourself accountable for your resolutions.
The areas of focus will be:
• January--
Energy
• February--
Love
• March--
Work
• April--
Money
• May--
Mindfulness
• June--
Order
• July--
Spirit
• August--
Fun
• September--
Parenthood
• October--
Friends
• November--
Attitude
• December--
Boot Camp Perfect
Of course, these categories are just my suggestions. You might choose to focus on very different areas for your happiness project.
January 1 is always a good time to make a resolution – 44% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions – so by adding your name now, you’re committed to taking action when January 1 rolls around. You might also consider using the online tools over at the Happiness Project Toolbox (bonus: you can see what other people are doing, which is fascinating.)
Also, check out the great material at Woman’s Day Happiness Project page . I particularly enjoyed this recent post on Gym Culture, Some Observations .
Make 2010 a happier year. Come on, get happy.
* The book
The Happiness Project
is coming out on December 29, so you can...
Pre-order
! (if you pre-order, here’s how to
get your bonus materials
)
Check out the
book tour info
!
Read
sample chapters
!
Watch the
one-minute book trailer
!


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