Discuss Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin

May. 14, 2014
by candaceb

Do you agree that clutter affects your happiness?

Mar. 30, 2014
by candaceb

Do you have more than one "home"?

Feb. 19, 2014
by gigik

Being older

Feb. 13, 2014
by carmen s

Do like some of the author's ideas.

Feb. 04, 2014
by ssh

Did reading this book make you want to try one of the resolutions? Which one?

Feb. 01, 2014
by carmen s

Gretchen says that she has always been pretty happy. Did you find her reflections on happiness helpful, nevertheless? Or do you think it’s more valuable to read an account by someone facing more difficulties?

Jan. 23, 2014
by gigik

How would your happiness project be different from Gretchen's? How might it be the same?

Jan. 23, 2014
by jeanniet

[Couples] "who look the most alike report the happiest marriages."

Jan. 23, 2014
by mystinamarie

What do you think? Does striving for happiness make you happier? Or does it make happiness more elusive?

Jan. 23, 2014
by laurap

Which quotation's in The Happiness Project resonated most with you? Do you have a quotation that has been particularly meaningful in your own life?

Jan. 22, 2014
by jeanniet

What was the one most valuable thing you learned from The Happiness Project about happiness—for yourself?

Jan. 22, 2014
by jeanniet

Do you think that Gretchen was right, or not, to devote so much time and attention to her own happiness? Do you spend much time thinking about your happiness?

Jan. 18, 2014
by annar

Everybody's got a laughin' place, a laughin' place to go ho, ho..................

Jan. 15, 2014
by deby

Do you have a spiritual master? Who is it? Do you know why you identify with your spiritual master?

Jan. 15, 2014
by gigik

Happier at Home

Discuss Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin

Self-help or not?

Do you agree that clutter affects your happiness?

Do you have more than one "home"?

Being older

Do like some of the author's ideas.

Did reading this book make you want to try one of the resolutions? Which one?

Gretchen says that she has always been pretty happy. Did you find her reflections on happiness helpful, nevertheless? Or do you think it’s more valuable to read an account by someone facing more difficulties?

How would your happiness project be different from Gretchen's? How might it be the same?

[Couples] "who look the most alike report the happiest marriages."

What do you think? Does striving for happiness make you happier? Or does it make happiness more elusive?

Which quotation's in The Happiness Project resonated most with you? Do you have a quotation that has been particularly meaningful in your own life?

What was the one most valuable thing you learned from The Happiness Project about happiness—for yourself?

Do you think that Gretchen was right, or not, to devote so much time and attention to her own happiness? Do you spend much time thinking about your happiness?

Everybody's got a laughin' place, a laughin' place to go ho, ho..................

Do you have a spiritual master? Who is it? Do you know why you identify with your spiritual master?

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Discuss Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin

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