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a happy person

Your happiness is your responsibility. It's an inside job. To place the burden on others to do and say things that make you happy, is a self-defeating battle, one that will bring you continued misery. If you practice little acts of happiness every day, you will be in a happy state. And when done long enough, it will become your nature. Routine and discipline are powerful forces. When you include acts of happiness as a part of your daily routine and when happiness becomes a discipline—you will become it. Imagine being in a state of happiness no matter what negativity and challenges life throws at you. Life is such... and you need to be such to—a happy person.

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