Happiness Workshop
Why should you attend?
- You will learn how to live from happiness rather than constantly striving for it.
- This isn’t just another informational Happiness Workshop—it’s a transformative, holistic experience designed to bring lasting change.
- You will discover 21 actionable habits and techniques, adopted by 100 of the world’s happiest people, to raise your happiness set-point, no matter where you stand today.
- These 21 habits fall into 7 key areas of your life:
- Accountability: Are you taking responsibility for your own happiness, or is it left to chance?
- Mind: Do your thoughts support your happiness, or are your negative patterns draining it?
- Heart: Do you live with an open heart—full of love, gratitude, kindness, and generosity—or do you live with a contracted heart—filled with anger, resentment, and unforgiveness?
- Body: Are your cells happy? Do you have enough happiness hormones to support your happiness?
- Soul: How deeply connected are you to your soul’s essence?
- Your Life Purpose: Are you following your passion? Are you living an inspired, purposeful life?
- Relationships: Are you surrounded by uplifting people? Or by toxic people who drag you down?
For each of these areas, you’ll learn 3 practical habits and tools to help elevate your happiness level.
How do you benefit from it?
- Transform from being a victim to becoming a victor.
- Focus on solutions, not problems.
- Stop complaining, blaming others, or shaming yourself.
- Seek the lesson and gift in every challenge.
- Make peace with yourself.
- Question the validity of your thoughts.
- Let go of what no longer serves you.
- Guide your mind toward joy.
- Cultivate gratitude.
- Practice forgiveness—toward yourself and others.
- Be kinder.
- Nourish and energize your body.
- Connect with your Higher Power.
- Discover your passion and follow the inspiration of the present moment.
- Nurture your relationships.
What’s the time and energy exchange investment?
- 7-hour workshop,
- offered in one full day,
- or split into two days (3.5 hours per day),
- or spread across three days (2 hours per day).