We are here for a reason.

Having a happy life is easier than you might think. I have made the decision after listening to the Dali Lama that it is up to me to have a happy life. So How do I do that? I have been thinking on it and trying some new things to see what works.

First, I discussed this with my family. All of them agreed that looking outside myself for happiness is not the way to go. Happiness is always inside you. You can be in very happy situations and surrounded by very happy people and still not feel happy within yourself. Only you can change what you feel inside yourself.

Secondly, I spoke with my friends about this. For the past few weeks, the topic has come up in many conversations. The final conclusion does not change though. We have all come to an agreement. Happiness is something you can control. How is up to each person and situation, but it is under your own control. Where do I go from here?

I have been looking at my own thought patterns. What thoughts come to my mind and how I treat them. Upon realizing that not all my thoughts are positive in outlook, actually many are quite negative, it has become important to me and my happiness to learn to control them. It is much more difficult that I expected. I suppose the habits of 62 years of life on this earth in this lifetime has ingrained some negative ideas firmly enough to make them difficult to remove. Now comes the work.

Fortunately, I have some great friends who are helping me to learn this. I have found great resources here for learning. Check out this site! The amount of knowledge to be found there is huge!

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Typical Home-Business Scams

Scams

The scammer sets the trap by offering access to a host of companies looking to farm out basic scut work--say, typing a three or four lines of text into an electronic form, over and over again, to fulfill some sort of advertising campaign. The catch: Many of the suckers who pay the access fee (perhaps $100) never get to do any typing at all. Often, either the work opportunity doesn't exist, or if it does, payment might be an entry to a sweepstakes or even some free merchandise--no cash. Another permutation on this bait-and-switch: Users are enticed into paying for the opportunity to fill out surveys for a cash reward, only to find that they don't fit the rigidly specific demographics required to complete it.

Received this today from a friend. Been caught in one of these myself. The opportunities look so real that it seems like a good idea. But then you don't get anything back. I have found a few actual paying opportunities like this though, so I don't believe there is a for sure if it looks like it is too easy, then it is. Paid survey club has given me quite a few that do pay. I am now paying the advertising for my opportunity by doing some surveys.

So the question is: How can you tell a good one from a scam?
My answer is that if you have to pay upfront or join a membership before getting any offers, stand back and watch.

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