Happy Life Studios Podcast

Ever feel like you're stuck in a rut? Like you were just going around in the same sad circle? Sadly enough, sometimes the ruts we're stuck in are the ones we have made ourselves. If you've ever struggled with finding or keeping your happy then you will want to listen to this episode. In it I talk about horse walkers. I had never heard of a horse walker before but that image got me out of my rut and back on happy trails.

"Personal Reflection" and "Light as a Feather" music provided by the generosity and kindness of James Kocian. Check out more of his music here and tell him Happy Life sent you. https://soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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Ever feel like you're stuck in a rut? Like you were just going around in the same sad circle? Sadly enough, sometimes the ruts we're stuck in are the ones we have made ourselves. If you've ever struggled with finding or keeping your happy then you will want to listen to this episode. In it I talk about horse walkers. I had never heard of a horse walker before but that image got me out of my rut and back on happy trails.

"Personal Reflection" and "Light as a Feather" music provided by the generosity and kindness of James Kocian. Check out more of his music here and tell him Happy Life sent you. https://soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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PayPal.me/StevoHays

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You know what you think about you, but what would it be like if you could find out what God thinks about you? "Whoa. Hold on a minute there. Find out what God thinks about me?? NO THANKS!!" The thought of finding out what God thinks about us can be scary if one uses the wrong standard to measure by. Oftentimes the difference between successful and unsuccessful, happy and unhappy or encouraged and discouraged is simply the standard by which we measure our life by. Sometimes the only difference between a life that is a "keeper" and one that needs to be "thrown back" is a simple ruler. The measurement by which one judges, or thinks others do. This is key to living a happy life and I must say that for much of my life I simply used the wrong ruler.

This episode is brought to you in part by Camp Daniel http://www.campdaniel.org Thank you Camp Daniel, you not only change my life, you change the lives of so many others.

I'd also like to send a special shout out to my friends James Kocian https://soundcloud.com/james-kocian for providing the music "Light As A Feather" and Ian Anderson for providing the music "slow".

You know what you think about you, but what would it be like if you could find out what God thinks about you? "Whoa. Hold on a minute there. Find out what God thinks about me?? NO THANKS!!" The thought of finding out what God thinks about us can be scary if one uses the wrong standard to measure by. Oftentimes the difference between successful and unsuccessful, happy and unhappy or encouraged and discouraged is simply the standard by which we measure our life by. Sometimes the only difference between a life that is a "keeper" and one that needs to be "thrown back" is a simple ruler. The measurement by which one judges, or thinks others do. This is key to living a happy life and I must say that for much of my life I simply used the wrong ruler.

This episode is brought to you in part by Camp Daniel http://www.campdaniel.org Thank you Camp Daniel, you not only change my life, you change the lives of so many others.

I'd also like to send a special shout out to my friends James Kocian https://soundcloud.com/james-kocian for providing the music "Light As A Feather" and Ian Anderson for providing the music "slow".

Can getting liked ever be bad? I mean you would think that that's the exact road you would travel to be happy, right???
Let's face it, in a world where "clicks" and "likes" (I call them clickes) are so valuable, it's easy to get sidetracked and forget why we even do what we do in the first place. However, remembering the why is a vital key to being happy. Especially if we do any social media at all. So why do we do what we do? Why did we start that business or make that comment? Listen and find out how someone can get so liked and yet still become so unhappy. Here is the popular Derek Sivers TED talks session "How to start a movement", with the dancing dude, I use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V74AxCqOTvg to talk about exactly that.

Special thanks to James Kocian for the music. Check out more of his music here; soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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Can getting liked ever be bad? I mean you would think that that's the exact road you would travel to be happy, right???

Let's face it, in a world where "clicks" and "likes" (I call them clickes) are so valuable, it's easy to get sidetracked and forget why we even do what we do in the first place. However, remembering the why is a vital key to being happy. Especially if we do any social media at all. So why do we do what we do? Why did we start that business or make that comment? Listen and find out how someone can get so liked and yet still become so unhappy. Here is the popular Derek Sivers TED talks session "How to start a movement", with the dancing dude, I use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V74AxCqOTvg to talk about exactly that.

Special thanks to James Kocian for the music. Check out more of his music here; soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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Happy New Year! So, what is the fastest you've ever broken a New Years resolution? Have you ever struggled with making, let alone keeping, your newly made goals? In our first podcast of the New Year, we talk about what else...New Years resolutions. However, we will do it the Happy Life Studios way. We will talk about New Years resolutions from an angle I've never heard anyone else ever speak before. Some absolutely LOVE making New Years resolutions while others abhor them. Either way, this podcast is going to help, because without this piece, goals and resolutions will become rules to haunt us, or weights to weigh our happy down.

Special thanks to James Kocian for the music. Check out more of his music here; soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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Happy New Year! So, what is the fastest you've ever broken a New Years resolution? Have you ever struggled with making, let alone keeping, your newly made goals? In our first podcast of the New Year, we talk about what else...New Years resolutions. However, we will do it the Happy Life Studios way. We will talk about New Years resolutions from an angle I've never heard anyone else ever speak before. Some absolutely LOVE making New Years resolutions while others abhor them. Either way, this podcast is going to help, because without this piece, goals and resolutions will become rules to haunt us, or weights to weigh our happy down.

Special thanks to James Kocian for the music. Check out more of his music here; soundcloud.com/james-kocian

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"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." ~ Dr. Seuss.
Funny thing is, it just seems like a few days ago I posted the first Happier Holidays episode this year talking about how I couldn't believe Christmas was already here. And now in this session I'm talking about it being over. Well, there are really 2 ways to end the Holiday season. Listen and find out what they are. This episode is really important, because believe it or not, how we end 2016 will strongly determine how we start 2017. Christmas is a powerful, magical time that we could most definitely use throughout the rest of the year.

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." ~ Dr. Seuss.

Funny thing is, it just seems like a few days ago I posted the first Happier Holidays episode this year talking about how I couldn't believe Christmas was already here. And now in this session I'm talking about it being over. Well, there are really 2 ways to end the Holiday season. Listen and find out what they are. This episode is really important, because believe it or not, how we end 2016 will strongly determine how we start 2017. Christmas is a powerful, magical time that we could most definitely use throughout the rest of the year.