You don’t have to be an environmentalist to tap into your own natural resources. “Green” is one of the buzzwords of our time, and we’re all learning about the importance of responsibly using the Earth’s natural resources. But what about your own “natural resources” – the unique strengths and gifts that belong to each one of us? Too often, we try to achieve happiness by fixing what’s wrong. In so doing, we end up focusing on our weaknesses – it doesn’t work. Building strengths and managing (or partnering) weaknesses bring success. And let’s be clear – in the language of happiness strengths are not talents, like being good at math or skilled at drawing. They include qualities like courage, kindness, people skills, appreciation of beauty, etc. Come identify your strengths and develop a tangible plan to incorporate them into all aspects of your life. By using your strengths, you’ll be happier, more resilient, and life will feel a bit easier because you are doing what comes naturally and in a way that is uniquely you.
Research suggests when you perform an act of kindness for someone else, it not only makes the recipient's day, it has a significant positive impact on your health and happiness. Doing good for others contributes to the maintenance of good health, and can diminish the effect of diseases and disorders serious and minor, psychological and physical. It's very possible to work acts of kindness into your busy day and become more mindful of the dozens of opportunities to spread joy that are around us all the time. At the Empower PartyTM you will learn specific strategies that lift people's spirits and lift your spirit as well.