Connecting Happiness and Success
Ray White is now providing clarity on the connection between happiness and success like no one ever has before. His book will not only give you a distinct advantage in your professional pursuits, but, more importantly, in that most elusive pursuit of all ... the pursuit of happiness.   So many people go to great lengths to be successful, believing that from success comes happiness. Some cheat their health in exchange for wealth. Others shortchange relationships as they chase down promotions. In the name of success, many miss life altogether, its lessons, its experiences and its simple pleasures.   In this book, Ray shows that happiness actually comes before success, not after it. He spells out how the two are eternally bound, and he walks you through a methodology that will change the way you think about success, and life.   Ray lives a life of clarity and conviction. The pages before you make this abundantly clear. His research, experiences and approach are both unique and refreshing. From understanding the differences between pleasure and happiness, to identifying your unique and higher purpose, to defining success in a way that you have never attempted before, this book is a powerfully inspirational gift to anyone who reads it. As you read each page, commit to putting the principles and guidance to use. Let them catapult your results, to another level.   Let this be the day that you made happiness a powerful priority. --Tony Jeary, The Results GuyIn Connecting Happiness and Success, Ray provides a step by step process in pursuing happiness and creates a link to drive success. Ray teaches that while many of us chase success in order to be happy, Happiness comes first. --Wayne Irwin, IntelRay White is a master of simplicity. He clearly explains the relationship between happiness and success and debunks the lifelong myth that happiness can only be attained after reaching an illusive point of success. This is a book that will help anyone whether they are a fortune 500 CEO or a student attending high school. A true gift that will keep on giving. --Ali Merchant, Gap Inc.