Review: Don't Worry, Be Happy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2012
Can you learn to be a happier person? The author certainly thinks so and after reading this short but insightful book you probably will too.In friendly to understand language the author suggests ten paths to increased happiness. From my life in Thailand over a number of years one leaped out at me. Thailand is known as the land of smiles and anyone who has spent time there knows it's true. Frequent smiles and laughter are a great aid in finding happiness.The thing I really like about the book is that it is written in straightforward easy to understand language and a path to increased happiness is clearly presented. You won't be confounded or confused by a lot of technical jargon. Some of the suggestions are easy to implement, some will take some effort and time. But all are doable by anyone who makes a determined effort.I recommend this book to anyone who wishes to increase their happiness IQ. That means just about everybody. Not many among us can honestly say they are suffering from too much happiness.