How to Be Happy

How Adults Achieve Happiness – BusinessWeek

Our findings were in many cases unexpected but clear-cut. There is an incredibly high correlation between people’s happiness and meaning at work and at home. In other words, those who experience happiness and meaning at work tend also to experience them outside of work. Those who are miserable on the job are usually miserable at home.

The implication is unmistakable. Since work and home are very different environments, our experience of happiness and meaning in life appears to have more to do with who we are than where we are. Rather than blaming our jobs, our managers, and our customers—or our friends, family members, and communities—for our negative worklife experience, we might be better served by looking in the mirror.

CRP as Risk Factor for CHD

C-Reactive Protein as a Risk Factor for Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-analyses for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force — Ann Intern Med

Conclusion: Strong evidence indicates that CRP is associated with CHD events. Moderate, consistent evidence suggests that adding CRP to risk prediction models among initially intermediate-risk persons improves risk stratification. However, sufficient evidence that reducing CRP levels prevents CHD events is lacking.

 

Thought For The Day – 090909

We partner with others to barter tasks and resources as well as to synergistically enlarge our vision.  We let them do what they enjoy and are good at so that we can do what we enjoy and are good at.  The only trick is to find people who love to do things that we do not enjoy and partner with them to do it.

Dr. B. Curtis Hamm received his Ph.D. from the University of Texas and is Professor Emeritus of the Spears School of Business and Consultant to the Oklahoma State University Foundation.

Dr. B. Curtis Hamm

Read a Book a Week – 2Q 09 Update

2008 was a tad bit disappointing as I managed to read just 0.9846 books a week.

Drum roll please…

The year is half gone and I’ve read 1.0384 books a week.

Reminder – I list a lot (not all) of the books I’ve read on bookins.com where they are available to other members for a nominal shipping charge. Membership is free and my list of books can be seen by clicking the link on the sidebar.