Whatever you decide to do, make sure it makes you happy!
Paulo Coelho

When we do things that make us happy, we feel more positive, energetic and confident. 

And we’re more likely to be kind, compassionate and friendly towards others. 

Five questions we might ask ourselves

1. What makes us happy?
2. Are we doing something that makes us unhappy? What can we change to improve the situation?
3. What challenges might we face in pursuing our happiness?
4. What changes can we make in our lives to increase our overall happiness?
5. Are there any negative beliefs that are holding us back from pursuing happiness?

Questions like these are not easy to answer. But by exploring them, we can gain valuable insights into our own experiences of happiness.

The shortcut

Vicki Baum said, “There are shortcuts to happiness – and dancing is one of them”.

It might be well worth trying!

This Anger Assessment Quiz can help you understand how you deal with your anger. And how you might better use anger in a positive way to improve your life and relationships.

It’s like a map that can guide you towards a better way of handling your emotions.

You might be thinking, “Why are you posting a quiz like this, Christine?”

You’ve probably guessed by now that I like the idea of accomplishing two tasks with a single action. 

While you’re finding out something about yourself, you’re also improving your English reading skills (and might learn a new word here and there).

To use the old (but violent) proverb: it’s like killing two birds with one stone.

Did you know that the apostrophe can be used in three ways?

To mark:

1. possession (Mark’s new job)
2. contraction (I don’t like meat)
3. the plural of single letters and numbers (How many 2’s are in 2022?)

This TEDEd video explains it all very nicely.

Take a look at this easy-to-understand TEDEd video to check whether you’re using me, myself and I correctly. 

It’s not so difficult when you know how!