Post by leunas on Dec 11, 2006 4:51:05 GMT -5
Scenario: “You can’t change it. Ahh!”
Oh, but you can.
To live a longer life, fill your life with sunny thoughts, happy feelings, and amazingly awesome smiles.
A study of elderly nuns by a psychologist at the University of Kentucky, Deborah Danner, found that:
Nuns who’d expressed the most positive emotions in early adulthood — using words like “thankful” and “joy” in diary entries — lived about ten years longer than those who’d shown the fewest good feelings.
So when you’re out changing the world this Sunday, remember this sucka:
“My life is freakishly good.”
www.trizle.com/how-to-live-a-longer-life/
Oh, but you can.
To live a longer life, fill your life with sunny thoughts, happy feelings, and amazingly awesome smiles.
A study of elderly nuns by a psychologist at the University of Kentucky, Deborah Danner, found that:
Nuns who’d expressed the most positive emotions in early adulthood — using words like “thankful” and “joy” in diary entries — lived about ten years longer than those who’d shown the fewest good feelings.
So when you’re out changing the world this Sunday, remember this sucka:
“My life is freakishly good.”
www.trizle.com/how-to-live-a-longer-life/