Over the past week my attempts at being a happier person were met with mostly success. This surprised me quite a bit because even though they were for the most part small adjustments they really did seem to make a difference. I hope to carry on the majority of those changes if not all because if they don't necessarily make me a happier person they can help in other ways. Some of my expectations were met with this project, one example would probably be that I knew that some of these changes were going to be hard to carry through, and another was that I was going to have a hard time doing some due to time constraints. Overall I'm glad I at least gave each idea a try because it allows me to see a bit beyond and I was able to get a gage on what works for me and what I would much rather leave as is.
Truthfully I don't mind these type of things up to the point where I feel forced to do what I'm told, with this project however I was given a bit more freedom and was allowed to choose my own methods, which was great. This project also showed me that people are more prone to approach someone who is more outwardly happy as opposed to someone who is expressing little to no emotions.
Cool and reflective final post, and I appreciate the honesty...
ReplyDeleteYour images were well-matched to your content, I really liked the quotes you chose to introduce each topic, and that you weren't heavy-handed about it - the quotes were just there for the reader to interpret on his or her own, which I liked a lot.
Your vocabulary were also all correct... it was interesting too because you definitely already use some of these, without thinking about it probably, and I'd notice them as I was going. You're a strong writer and I found this really interesting to read and comment on... with some of these I have nothing to say and have to force a comment but I never felt like that in reading your blog.
100/100 + 100/100 (Only the third perfect score... :) )