The Accelerate Happiness Manifesto is short & sweet: In the Information Age, crowdsourcing an answer to the age-old question “How can I be happy?”, and then distilling the data gathered thru data management and analytics just makes sense.

Happier people make people happy, but you can’t make someone be happy, and no one else can make you happy. Now is now. No tool fits every hand: there’s no magic, one-size-fits-all solution. It’s easier to change your surroundings and your schedule than to change yourself. Do good, feel good. Habits are the invisible architecture of everyday life.

Feb 9, 2009 · Check Out My Happiness Manifesto. For a long time, I’ve been meaning to write a Happiness Manifesto—a short statement that sums up what I think are the most important principles about happiness. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been working on this manifesto.

Happiness and Law of Attraction coaching. Happiness is a catalyst to manifesting everything that you desire. When you are happy, you are in alignment and when you are aligned, all good things come to you. Inspired by Abraham Hicks.

Jan 14, 2025 · Discover how to create and implement a personal happiness manifesto, fostering joy and well-being in your life and positively impacting those around you.

Jan 18, 2013 · Following the latest article on How To Be Happy, here’s a manifesto version as an easy reminder for everyday life. :) I’ve created two version — a graphical version, and a plain, no frills text version — pick the one you like!

Packed with examples and practical advice, The Happy Manifesto features 10 principles for creating happier, more productive places to work.

We created this manifesto of happiness that will accompany us along the journey. We are holding each other accountable for our individual and collective well-being. We are windows to the outside world, we must be examples to our peers. We dream together about feminist futures. We collectively are transforming the

The Accelerate Happiness Manifesto is the brainchild of a data & information management professional + soccer mom in Texas. She figured that, in this information age where we are overloaded with content, the last thing we need is more people telling us how to live life -- aka, making more content.