Health Tip: Happiness gets a lot of press, but it’s often misunderstood. It’s not the sugar rush of emotions. It’s more like a steady flame in the fireplace—not flashy, but warming everything it touches.
Practical example: Think of the satisfaction of sitting on the porch after mowing the lawn, a glass of water in hand, a cool breeze blowing. You’re not giddy. You’re not chasing anything. You’re simply there. That’s happiness. This emotional sense helps you recognize contentment, alignment, peace. It says, “You’re okay here.” And sometimes, that’s everything.
Teaser for Post 5: We’ll wrap the series with the emotional sense that ties all the others together—one that turns insight into connection.
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