Happiness Within Chaos

For 30 years, The Happiness Algorithm founder Guy Daigneault worked in the finance industry. And for 30 years, Guy noticed that the main concerns his clients had weren’t just about money, but happiness. No Matter what wealth they’d accumulated, Guy’s clients couldn’t seem to find fulfillment and struggled to move forward when faced with hardship. Despite their differences, they all shared a common trait: an imbalance across the seven key areas of life. From their financial and physical health to their careers, contributions, friendships, relationships, and family ties. Guy wanted to help them find a way to measure their happiness. Partnering with entrepreneur and operations mastermind Deb Turton, they developed a simple scoring system to help clients track their happiness, prioritize growth, and foster fulfillment that lasts. Today, The Happiness Algorithm is a set of methods for measuring, managing, and sustaining happiness. Coaching and catchy routines for keeping your mind, body, and soul on course. Informed by the positive psychology movement, we help everyday people redefine what it means to be happy, and feel good for life through small, sustainable habits.

Season 2 Recap: Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Cultivating Success 07/19/2023

Season 2 Recap: Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Cultivating Success Hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault go back over the content of season two and put all the puzzle pieces together on shattering your limiting beliefs. Learn how to program your brain to see possibilities instead of roadblocks and shape the way you think and solve problems with the words you use to describe the world. A belief is the acceptance that a statement is true. All of season two has been about shattering limiting beliefs and using positive words to program your brain with a more positive mindset. Words are the foundation of how we think. By using different words and asking the right questions, we can change so much of our brain’s programming and structure. When you ask great questions, you typically reach great solutions. When we have a big problem, the issue is usually having too much information and variables to deal with at one time. When we get overwhelmed, we rarely find the best solutions to the problem. Make a habit of breaking down problems into small steps. This reduces the sense of overwhelm and gives you a sense of progress and momentum. When you discover your biases and examine why you think the way you do, you open a door into a new realm of possibilities. By focusing on what you don’t have, you prevent yourself from seeing the possibilities. Simply adding the word “yet” to the end of a limiting belief can change your life. We all have the same 24 hours in the day. Have you taken concrete action to move forward in your life? If not, now is the time. With the right attitude and a little effort, you can change everything. Use the tools and resources we provide to unlock your true potential. Don’t fall into the pattern that most people fall into and not use the tools that are available to you. Mentioned in This Episode: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27450732

Positivity for Life: Real Stories of How Our Strategies Have Changed Lives Forever 07/12/2023

Positivity for Life: Real Stories of How Our Strategies Have Changed Lives Forever Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss life accountability and how to make sure you stick to your plans and accomplish your goals. Find out why having an accountability partner is a complete game-changer when it comes to goals and how you can use accountability in all seven areas of your life to live the life of your dreams. We all have the opportunity to get back up after falling down. One of the most important lessons you can learn is to not get stuck on the inevitable obstacles you are going to face in life. “Tell me, what is it that you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” -Mary Oliver We can all look at our life and feel like it’s not what we thought it would be, but if you look you will find glimmers of preciousness. If we know what we want to do and we’re doing it, we can measure our efforts and have that sense of achievement. A major part of feeling successful is being able to measure your results and feel a sense of having achieved something. Identifying the important parts of each of the seven areas of your life is the first step in making yourself accountable to your goals. If spending time with your family is important to you, make that clear to yourself so you can create a plan and stick with it. One of the most important things you can do to make sure you achieve your goals is to have someone come alongside you and hold you accountable. It’s a way of celebrating life and including people in your life. Two horses in a paddock perform significantly better than either horse will perform on their own. Your morning routine, night routine, and habits enable you to live the life you choose for yourself. When you combine those things with accountability, you will transform everything in your life. Mentioned in This Episode: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27435978

Habits of Happiness: Simple Practices to Boost Your Positivity 07/05/2023

Habits of Happiness: Simple Practices to Boost Your Positivity In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault dive into habits and how to instill new habits and behaviors in your life by using simple, small steps that add momentum to your life. Find out how habits determine the results you get in your life and how to consciously hone and cultivate good habits that ensure success. The definition of a habit is “the usual way of behaving or a tendency that someone has settled into.” Creating habits is fundamentally about creating new behaviors and building a routine that makes them automatic, at least in the case of positive habits. Habits can be extremely powerful, but they aren’t easy to change unless you start small and work your way up. Deb grew up mostly without adult supervision. This led to her having a number of habits that weren’t really serving her in her adult years. Our whole life is created by our habits, which means you can take control of your life by implementing the right habits. If you can create strong, positive habits in each of the seven important areas of your life, you will reap immense rewards. When it comes to forming new habits, it’s important to start off with the smallest of steps. Making small changes to the habits around your health will completely change your life. A new you is built from small, but powerful changes to your behavior. Studies have shown that it takes anywhere from 21 to 65 days to change a habit. If you build on your habits on a daily basis, you will move closer to your goals. Don’t look at the setbacks. Setbacks will happen, but it’s important to not let them halt your progress. Don’t think about building new habits as missing out on something or taking something away from your life, and instead like you get the opportunity to reap the rewards of your awesome new habits and resulting life. Accountability partners can be a great tool for establishing new habits. Having someone hold you to your commitment makes it much more likely that you will stick to the plan. Find someone who will care for you without judgment. People with an accountability partner or support system in place lose weight 32% faster than those who don’t. Support can make all the difference in achieving your goals. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27240297

Sleep Better, Live Happier: The Ultimate Night Routine for Positive Energy 06/28/2023

Sleep Better, Live Happier: The Ultimate Night Routine for Positive Energy In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss how to craft a night time routine that leads to a restful sleep and feeling rejuvenated. Learn how to create a routine that’s tailored to your needs, how to know if something in your current routine needs to change, and some major misconceptions around sleep that may be preventing you from getting the optimal rest you need to succeed. If your morning routine is about getting your day ready for success, your night routine is about rejuvenating and recovering from a productive day and is just as important. No matter what time of day you go to sleep, having a night routine will make a big difference. The goal of the night routine is to make sure you get adequate rest. Getting to sleep before midnight is not as important as making sure you get between seven and nine hours of sleep. Studies and recommendations evolve over time. At the end of the day, you have to make things your own. If you need seven to eight hours of sleep, make sure you build that into your routine so that you are in bed at the right time. If you don’t feel rejuvenated when you wake, that’s a clue that you aren’t getting enough hours of sleep. Your brain processes anywhere from 40,000 to 90,000 thoughts every single day. You’ve got to give it a rest! Deb likes to prepare her bedroom so it feels like a warm hug when she enters the room. This includes dimming the lights, turning the bed down, a magnesium spray, and closing the windows. Invoking the senses can help you sleep properly. Sometimes we need to help our brains slow down and truly get ready for rest. Studies have shown that we shouldn’t eat carbs after 8pm. This isn’t a hard and fast rule, but it’s important to understand how certain things, like eating carbs can affect your routine. If you go off routine, that’s okay. Just bring it back for the next day and avoid being off track all the time. We all know we should be putting our phone away, but most of us don’t actually do it. If you find yourself not getting the rest you need, look for things in your environment that you can change that may improve the amount of rest you are getting. Your phone may be a major culprit and attention thief. Building a night routine is about testing things and seeing what the results are. The temperature of your room may be a challenge you didn’t know you had. Our brains need to lower a degree when we rest for optimal sleep. Other things you can try are reading before bed, herbal teas, journaling, and gratitude practice. Your night routine and going to bed should make you feel good. If not, it’s time to change things. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27226845

Overcoming Obstacles: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities for Growth and Success 06/21/2023

Overcoming Obstacles: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities for Growth and Success In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss obstacles and how the challenges we face in life are opportunities for us to learn and improve. Find out why positivity is crucial to overcoming obstacles and why things always feel harder before we’ve faced them and not so bad when you look in the rear view mirror. Obstacles will arise, but the question is how you respond to them. There are five major obstacles that most of us face on a daily basis: time, money, skill, routine, and effort. All of those things will hold us back from achieving what we want in life. They may seem simple, but they can sometimes feel insurmountable. People usually spend 80% to 90% of their time talking about the problem instead of working on the solution. We all face and overcome obstacles in our lives, and they always appear more formidable going in than they do when we look back. People are very resilient, and we will always find a solution to the obstacles we face. If we can consistently knock down obstacles, get through our challenges, and find solutions, we are going to get the results that we want. They may not be the results you want right at the beginning, but it’s a start. Open up to the possibility of one day having enough. Think in terms of “not yet” instead of absolutes. Results will bring you clarity, positivity, and momentum. Solutions can take many forms. They can be strategies, processes, or steps, but as long as you stay positive, you will discover your own solutions. If you make the effort, your brain will always come up with the solution. You may get stuck, but if you add the word “yet” to your vocabulary, you are guaranteed to succeed. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27149778

Rise and Shine: Create a Morning Routine to Unlock Productivity and Happiness 06/14/2023

Rise and Shine: Create a Morning Routine to Unlock Productivity and Happiness In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault break down the components of a morning routine that sets your day up for success. Find out why morning routines are all the rage, how to create a morning routine that works for you, and why a consistent morning routine is like giving yourself a gift every single day. The Oxford dictionary definition of routine is a “sequence of actions regularly followed” In other words, a fixed program. Your morning routine keeps you focused and helps you start your day off on the right foot. There are many different recommendations on establishing your morning routine, but the important part is to find out what specifically works for you. Life can pose challenges to creating a morning routine, but if you have the mindset that your circumstances are unique and it won’t work for you, you’re undermining yourself right from the beginning. You have to be patient like a farmer when creating a routine. It takes time to establish and discover the rhythm that works for you. Deb likes to wake up at a specific time and set an intention for the day. By focusing your intention for the day, you become aware of it. Another benefit of sticking with a morning routine is the reward of feeling consistent. You can be successful without a morning routine, but with a morning routine you will achieve more and have a head start. All masters mastered their craft by working on it and committing to putting in the time. A morning routine is both an effort and a way for you to give you space to hone your skills. Try simply waking up 15 minutes earlier and go from there. Rise before everyone else. This will give you quality time for yourself in whatever form makes the most sense for you. Practice gratitude at the start of your day and watch how it will change your mindset over time. Meditation is another great practice for your morning routine. Start with a few minutes if you struggle with it and don’t force yourself to sit still if you’re not ready. Exercise, even in small doses, is a powerful way to start your day. Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger, two of the greatest investors ever, read for over three hours a day. Reading as part of your morning routine is an excellent way to keep growing your mind and start off a day strong. Being accountable and telling someone that you are starting a morning routine or how much your current one is helping is a good way to make sure you stick to it. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27094995

Breaking Free from Cognitive Biases: How to Achieve Success 06/07/2023

Breaking Free from Cognitive Biases: How to Achieve Success In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss biases and how they affect our lives. Learn about the different types of biases that we all have and how to use self-reflection and critical thinking to challenge your biases and make better decisions in your life. When it comes to biases, the student mindset will always surpass the teacher. Bias is “the action of supporting or opposing a particular person or thing in an unfair way, because of allowing personal opinions to influence your judgment.” Our brains are lazy and biases are a way for our brain to save energy in making decisions. The tricky thing is they are hard to notice until you really dig into them. Social media has a major impact on bias. Biases have a tendency to be intertwined into multiple areas of your life. We tend to see what we want to see, which is why Confirmation Bias is a challenge we all have to deal with. We need to look for information that goes against what we want to be true, but that’s an active process. The Anchor Bias is the tendency to rely heavily on the first piece of information we receive. When it comes to surveys, we need at least a sample size of 30 people to eliminate biases from the result. Being aware of biases can be used for both good and bad. The more you understand your own biases, the easier it is to see when someone is trying to manipulate you. Make your own decisions and avoid following the crowd. The Loss Aversion Bias is one of the most important biases in finance. The Sunk Cost Fallacy is a bias that business owners need to really understand deeply. We tend to get emotionally attached to our businesses and investments and are susceptible to going down with the ship. Using data to make decisions is crucial to avoiding this particular bias. The Sunk Cost Fallacy is closely tied into our fear of failure. Our biases can lead to failures, but they are also an opportunity to learn if you view them with a happy disposition of better understanding yourself. It’s important to learn from our mistakes, but learning your biases will give you tremendous insight and make a huge difference in your future results. Challenge your thinking process. If you want the best outcome, you need to self-reflect. Seek alternative perspectives. The more you challenge your thinking, the less biased you will be. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/27052206

Mindset Mastery: Cultivating a Growth Mindset for Personal Growth 05/31/2023

Mindset Mastery: Cultivating a Growth Mindset for Personal Growth In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault are discussing the absolute vital importance of a growth mindset in your life, and some key strategies you can use to cultivate a growth mindset and avoid the most common misconception people have around happiness, success, and wealth. The definition of mindset varies but the Oxford Dictionary defines it as a set of attitudes and fixed ideas that someone has that are difficult to change. It’s the beliefs that you hold and how they shape your perception of your life and the world. Fundamentally, your mindset is either fixed or growth-oriented. A fixed mindset focuses on what you are able to do rather than effort. It focuses on failure and rejection, and resists challenges and fears. This is where you can find yourself thinking about the same things on repeat. A fixed mindset doesn’t ask questions, it has conclusions. We will encounter a huge number of challenges in life. If you’re not willing to face those challenges because of your limited beliefs, you will find it very difficult to move forward in your life. What doesn’t grow, dies. The first step in having a growth mindset is emphasizing learning and increasing your skills. Embrace challenges by putting a positive spin on them. Instead of being obstacles, they are opportunities for growth. If you look at them that way, you will become excited to face challenges and find solutions. It will also be easier to face setbacks. To develop a growth mindset, you have to take a step back first and look at the beliefs that are holding you back. The start of a growth mindset is assessing your beliefs and asking if they are true. We have to be willing to admit we don’t know everything and we can still discover new things about the world and ourselves. Challenge your own beliefs. Write them down and question them, but always look at them in a positive light and look for ways to improve. With a growth mindset, your confidence and motivation will grow each day. You’ll notice you are more open to opportunities which leads to better problem-solving skills, and you’ll be more open to healthy, positive relationships. The satisfaction of seeing your own personal growth is very inspiring. Cultivating a growth mindset starts with finding coaches and mentors that have the same values as you and following what they did. Ask them what their formula for success is and use that as a template. Acting as-if, you’ve already made it is not enough. As a man thinks, so he is. You need to spend time cultivating the internal mindset and removing the limiting beliefs before it can become your reality. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download (New Link): Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/26979939

From Negative to Positive: Rewiring Your Brain for a Brighter Future With Positive Words 05/24/2023

From Negative to Positive: Rewiring Your Brain for a Brighter Future With Positive Words In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault are back for the second season of the podcast to talk about the power of positive words and language and how they can transform the way you think about the most important areas of your life. Words have the incredible power to affect your internal state, but also the physical state of your brain. Using positive words instead of negative words can have an immediate effect on your internal state. If you put positive words into your brain, what do you think will be the end result? More often than not, positive words will lead to positive results. Deb uses the positive words fun, commitment, and honesty to describe relationships for her. For Guy, his words are commitment, unity, and acceptance. Every relationship has to involve fun. Life is filled with drudgery and we have to choose to bring fun and joy into the relationships in our lives. Don’t put off having fun and enjoying your life. Commitment is being dedicated. Be where you say you are going to be on time, and follow through on the things you say you are going to do. Honesty in a relationship is crucial. Honesty means sincerity, fairness, and straightforwardness of conduct. Don’t waste the relationship on BS. If you can’t be honest, you end up walking on eggshells never knowing when you’ll step on the hidden landmine. A lack of honesty gradually erodes every relationship. Anything can be said or discussed as long as there is respect. Unity is all about bringing like-minded people together that are working toward the same result. Find the people that are united and can support you as you support them. Accepting one another the way we are makes life much easier and happier. When you get your Happiness Score, you can look at each area of your life and find the three positive words that define that area for you. In terms of finance, Guy values growth, control, and freedom. Growth is about increasing material wealth. Control is about taking into account extraneous factors that might affect the result. Freedom is about the power to act without constraint, which is the ultimate goal of financial freedom. For Deb, she values abundance, flow, and security. Abundance is about having ample quantity, similar to what freedom means for Guy. Flow is about moving forward. Security is about feeling free from danger and anxiety. You can have the same words as someone else but they can mean something different to you. Choose your words because your brain will adapt the meaning for you and put a positive spin on them. Mentioned in This Episode: Fun Sheet Download: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - The Happiness Algorithm on Facebook - /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/26778126

Season 1 Recap: Practical Steps on How to Be Happy in Your Daily Life 05/03/2023

What's Your Happiness Score? And Why It's Important! 04/26/2023

What's Your Happiness Score? And Why It's Important! What’s the Happiness Wheel? And how can you use it as a compass toward a happier life? In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault go over the seven areas of life, discuss what happens when you’re consistently low on happiness in one particular area, and share what you can do to achieve happiness in life. Today’s episode is the "grand finale" of the first season of Happiness Within Chaos. Taking the Happiness Score will provide you with a number, which will be the anchor of moving forward in trying to increase your level in all seven areas of life. Guy discusses the seven areas of life (family, friends, finance, career, health, personal growth, and spirituality) – and why they’re key when it comes to the Happiness Score and trying to live a better life. For Deb, balance is a key element to our happiness. It’s important to notice, says Guy, that not every person will have their seven areas in the exact same order as someone else, and that’s ok. Keep in mind that your focus may change. At the beginning of a year, for example, you may decide that you’ll be focusing on your career. You’ll still be aware of the other six areas but will put more emphasis and more energy on your career. Guy thinks that a good approach is to look at the wheel of happiness, identify the one area you’re unhappy with and put most of your focus on it. Deb and Guy believe that trying to keep all of the seven areas of life balanced is the goal because, as Guy puts it, “When we’re in balance, happiness comes easier.” Deb suggests looking at an area, analyzing it through something like journaling, then putting a plan together and committing yourself to actually change things. The reason why the wheel of happiness has seven areas in it, and not more, is that people can get overwhelmed when they have too many things to focus on and do. The Happiness Wheel that Guy and Deb have created doesn’t include anything related to buying stuff because science has proven that experiences bring a higher level of happiness than material things. Guy and Deb talk about how tracking your Happiness Score will affect your life, plus the role being in the flow plays. Mentioned in This Episode: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - Email or for more information about their upcoming 4-month coaching program guaranteed to increase your Happiness Score Previous episode - Previous episode - /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/26650572

Can Money Really Buy Happiness? Yes It Can! 04/19/2023

How to Have Happy Relationships - Your Best Advice 04/12/2023

A Happiness Pandemic - Is It Possible? 04/05/2023

How to Develop Happiness and Gratitude 03/29/2023

Happy Again - Discovering Joy in Every Day 03/22/2023

Happy Again - Discovering Joy in Every Day Is it possible to be happy every day? What can you do to ensure your days are full of joy? In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss ways to rediscover your happiness. They share practical routines and habits that are guaranteed to help you navigate the chaos in your life and find true happiness. Deb starts the conversation by describing why it's almost impossible to be happy all the time. Guy agrees that you cannot always be happy - the best you can do is be aware when you feel unhappy. Is happiness a genetic thing? Deb and Guy reveal that almost 40% of our happiness is genetic. Fortunately, the rest is within our control. According to Deb, having routines and adding variety to your life is the easiest way to become happy. Guy describes the benefits of awareness and why happiness is not something that just happens; you have to choose it intentionally. For Guy, choosing happiness first thing in the morning is essential for long-term happiness. Guy believes the happiest people are those that can create a steady inflow of engaging, satisfying, and positive experiences for themselves and others. When it comes to habits and routines, Deb is convinced the easiest way to make them stick is to focus on small incremental improvements. Deb highlights the benefits of having routines and why they don't have to be boring. Deb and Guy agree that habit stacking, small wins, and celebrating progress can make you a happier person. Guy reveals the ideal first step to finding happiness if you don't know where to start. Deb is convinced that you cannot share joy with others if you don't have enough for yourself. Deb and Guy discuss ways to uncover the beauty of your life and why you need to stop comparing yourself to others. Guy reveals his morning routines and how he makes them fun, challenging, and exciting. He also shares how you can become more disciplined and turn your routines into habits that stick with you for life. A lot of people are unsure about journaling and whether it works. Deb says it works - but only if you stick with it long-term. Guy and Deb assess how the pressure to be happy is causing many people to be unhappy. Mentioned in This Episode: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - by Brian Tracy by BJ Fogg PhD /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/26263479

The Best Way to Find Significance in a World of Chaos 03/15/2023

The Top Three Myths of Happiness 03/08/2023

The Top Three Myths of Happiness Is it possible to be truly happy within chaos? In today's episode, hosts Deb Turton and Guy Daigneault discuss the myths and realities of happiness. They share some intriguing stats on happiness and how we can all play a part in making the world a happier place. Deb and Guy start the conversation with a brief overview of three happiness myths: You can/should be happy 24/7 Happiness is in our genes Happiness is a mindset According to Deb, the number one driver of unhappiness is comparison. Guy shares the heartbreaking story of how he lost his mom to Alzheimer's disease. The pain of losing a parent is unbearable, but it pays to look for the positives in such a situation - for example, Guy is thankful for the quality time he spent with his mom a few months before her death. Deb shares how she lost her Dad to cancer when she was 20 - And just like Guy, she is thankful for the times they spent together before his death. Guy explains why being present is a huge part of being happy Is it possible to be happy 24/7? Deb and Guy agree that it's possible, but it often comes down to your interpretation of happiness. Guy points out that just like light cannot exist without darkness, happiness cannot exist without sadness. Happiness comes down to our genes - Guy talks about the numerous studies that prove 50% of our happiness is from our genes, 10% from circumstances, and 40% from things within our control. Deb reveals the drawbacks of being a people pleaser and how it can lead to unhappiness. Deb and Guy explore what married couples can do to build a happy marriage. Deb and Guy share their thoughts on the meaning of a "good wife," plus helpful tips necessary for relationships to thrive. Is happiness a state of mind? Yes and No. Guy and Deb agree that a positive mindset is necessary for one to be happy, but you cannot cover unhappiness with a positive state of mind. Mentioned in This Episode: Discover Your Happiness Score - The Happiness Algorithm on Instagram - /episode/index/show/26da35d5-ddad-4457-9d73-db19160afab6/id/26047134

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