The Secrets of Adulthood
I started reading this book given to me by my unbiological “mom” entitled The Happiness Project written by Gretchen Rubin. As I began reading it I can’t help myself from pausing (many times) after a line or two to process what I’ve just read. There were just so many ideas jumping out of the pages of the book that I believe will help everyone I know on how to attain true happiness in life. Below is an excerpt from the book: “I also came up with a goofier list: my Secret of Adulthood. These were the lessons I’d learned with some difficulty as I’d grown up.” Secrets of Adulthood People don’t notice your mistakes as much as you think. It’s okay to ask for help. Most decision don’t require extensive research. Do good, feel good. It’s important to be nice to everyone. Bring a sweater. By doing a little bit each day, you can get a lot accomplished. Soap and water remove most stains. Turning the computer on or off a few times often fixes the glitch. I