7 Keys to Happiness

In my life I've learned a few important things.

1. People usually do the exact opposite of what they need to do to get what they want most.
2. True love is hard to find and is worth making sacrifices for.
3. A moment spent trying to understand the viewpoint of someone you disagree with, is almost always time well spent.
4. Forgiveness is the ultimate gift to everyone, including yourself.
5. Don't let your pride ruin your happiness.
6. Don't hurt the people you love.
7. Recognize that "always being right" can "cost" a lot.

KJC

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fredfletcherMPH said…

Good tidbits of wisdom to think about! Thanks.

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