Kelvin
19-02-1990
Ngee Ann Poly- MBS
Interest- Plae dota, basketball, running, any sports will do, mahjong, Have a drink at pub.. Hanging out with friendzZ
Favourite Club- Liverpool FC
Everyone to be able to find their true love.
More $ plzzzzz
Stae happie alwaes.
Adil
Cynthia
Dayang
Guan Yuan
Hadi
Hafiz
Hui Li
Iqa
Irene
Jac
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Jasmine
Jessie
Joel
Ken
Lingzi
Michelle
Mj
Nisa
Pei Shan
Priscilla
Qianyi
Rong Yuan
Sandy
Wahidah
WeiNa
Yvonne
Zhi Hua
Zhuoyun
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Juz spent my birthdae celebrations wif my bros and sis... Haas we went to Liquid Gold by crystal recomendation... will upload the pics so0n... I am extremely happy tat dae thx for celebating wif me..
Exam is reaching le hope u guys will give your veri best and score well.. haas..
As u all noe i was reading the How Happiness book i learn lots of stuffs from there... The first chapter is about Is it possible to become happier?
What do u tink will make you happier?
- A relationship?
- More flexibility at work?
- A new job that better provides for you and your family?
- An extra bedroom?
- A baby?
- Looking younger?
- Relief from your bad back?
- Losing weight?
- Your child excelling at school?
- Knowing wad u reali want to do wif your life?
- More supportive, loving parents?
- Cure from a chronic illness or disability?
- More money/ time?
You might think that by achieving tis questions could result to achieve happiness. But the true is that none of these tings will make u substantially happier. But this does not mean that the goal of finding lasting happiness is unrealistics or naive. The catch is that we tend to look for happiness in the wrong places.
Research suggest that the initial steps to becoming happier can be implemented straight away. The first step involves recognizing that our yearning to increase our happiness is not just wishful thinking. It is a vitally important goal one that we all have a right to pursue and the wherewithal to achieve. Happiness isn't a knock of good fortune that we must await, like the end of the rainy season. Neither is is something that we must 'find' like a motorway exit or a lost wallet.
The phrase 'pursuit of happiness' implies that happiness is an object that one has to chase or discover. I don't like that phrase and rather prefer to think of the 'creation' or 'construction' of happiness, because research shows that it's in our power to fashion it for ourselves.
We all might be asking the question that if permanently boosting our happiness is attainable why u might ask are we so poor at it? Why do we try so often and fail? The prime reason is to because we have been conditioned to believe that the wrong things will make us lastingly happy.
