- To a happy person, the formula for happiness is quite simple. Regardless of
what happened early this morning, last week, or last year—or what may
happen later this evening, tomorrow, or three years from now—now is - When we criticize another person, it says nothing about that person; it
- Remind yourself that when you die, your IN-basket won’t be empty.
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