“At the end, this life will have been a journey of perseverance; a century, I hope, of opening to truth and love. I will have cultivated a generous heart, I will have never lost the spirit of fun, I will have loved well, and set an example of love, truth, generosity, beauty, laughter and kindness. I will live and die at peace, confident that I did my very best.”
Author:
Leah Pearlman
Leah Pearlman loves happiness. “I do. i love happiness. I love it as a part the rich complicated business of being a human being. A business often made more complicated when people forget to give themselves the permission to investigate and pursue what makes themselves Happy. Or, perhaps they have the permission but not the support. That’s what the Happiness Institute is for me. It’s a way to support people want to be happy and make others happy too.” She is also the author of Dharma Comics, a comic blog in which I draw on life to explore personal and universal truth. She has a background in Technology and a foreground in Love.
talks about moving to the next level, becoming the 100%:
- How do your employees behave when no one is looking? This CEO measures his company culture by this. What do you think? http://t.co/7BLKTkEu
- Are you living your values or someone else's? http://t.co/7H77Idpm New on Values Journal! Discover Your Personal Values by @LeahPearlman
- Beliefs Divide: Values Unite - USA Republican and Democrat Values http://t.co/2Kuh6nHo #election2012
- RT @sensiblecity: "You can't use values to change policy. You only change things by using values in dialogue." @philclothier #weareasheville