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If laughter does wonders for creating 'creative head space' does a Laugh list make comical sense?
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@René Lie,
Delighted you you got a kick out of that . . . very observant
Came across a three-fold 'Happiness' factor list . . . M A H:
Mastery [which can make humbly developing good habits, skills, virtues like GTD, etc. so worthwhile]
Autonomy [thinking in the ability to direct one's life]
Harmony [Socially and with oneself . . . which was when Laughter came to mind . . . with others or in solitude]
Thank you very much sir
Ps. H also is a great reminder for Happiness itself along with Humor and Health etc.
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Bill Myers
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I can't stand jokes and the people who make them.
René Lie
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Very observant of yourself!
Agree on those factors - if you want to spice up the list with some humor, you can rearrange it to spell out HAM, or exchange the A with an equivalent so the acronym becomes MEH...
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Love it . . . HAM . . . which includes extra levity . . . thank you very muchVery observant of yourself!
Agree on those factors - if you want to spice up the list with some humor, you can rearrange it to spell out HAM, or exchange the A with an equivalent so the acronym becomes MEH...