happiness Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

Blissful Bhutan: A Kingdom of Thunderbolts

17th May 202218th May 2022 C. Joseph Bhutan, happiness

Bhutan does not believe in GDP as an indicator of economic growth and development, using instead the measurement Gross National Happiness.

Your Health

Your daily D.O.S.E. of happiness

14th October 202114th October 2021 Sharleen Zacharia happiness, hormones

Most of the time we co-relate happiness with a particular situation or memory or person. But in reality, happiness is a giant “Chemical Reaction”!

Poets & Poetry 2021

Your smile

10th August 202119th October 2021 Avishi Chug happiness, smile

Your smile is a virus,
Because it passes
From one person to another,
All over the world and then,
It comes back to you.

Your Health

Happiness is your inheritance!

27th July 202027th July 2020 Ittoop Panikulam happiness, relationships

Every happy person has got to be a heart person. The genius in the maker of the heart is seen in the way you are going to work with it. It’s all on you.

Happy, optimistic young woman in a field of daisies

Life Lessons

Overcoming the downs of life

23rd July 202023rd July 2020 Monica Fernandes depression, happiness, optimism

Life is largely a matter of attitude. Cheerful, optimistic people are less likely to be depressed by the vicissitudes of life or failures.

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Kerala

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New Delhi

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Thiruvananthapuram

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Indore

Helping us through these tough years

Thank you so much, TTT, for helping us through these tough years! You are such a good friend. I love to read Soul Strings, Bob’s Banter, Inspiring Lives, Your Health and Teen Point of View. I look forward to reading more great articles in upcoming issues of this wonderful magazine.

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Jaipur

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Patna