I nearly drove into the ditch when I heard on the radio that people who are happy earn $750,000+ more in their lifetime than others. That's a lot -- 3/4 of a million.

More than 255 studies show that money doesn't buy happiness. Studies say it is the other way around: Happiness buys money.

The radio didn't even address the fact that happy people are more fulfilled, relaxed, and peaceful. ...that they naturally get lower prices, more opportunities, better care, more friends, greater intimacy, and so on.

You might think, "I would be happy too if I had more intimacy (or that car, that raise, that home...)," but it is the other way around. If you're happy first, everything will come. High wages. Great relationships. Better sex. Career advancements. Customers. Great deals. Contentment in your home. All naturally, with little effort, which will make you happier still. "Happiness runs in a circular motion."

A dear friend just released a fabulous new book, "Happy for No Reason," that's already getting huge acclaim. This is a breakthrough book -- not a Pollyannaish book -- that shows you how to raise your baseline of happiness.

This means that no matter what happens at work -- no matter what stress plows into you -- no matter how dire the circumstances -- you will AUTOMATICALLY return to a higher level of happiness than you have today. Imagine, you don't have to get richer, thinner, or smarter to be happier.

That's huge. That's why after I read the first chapter, I exclaimed, "Holy cow! This will change the world."

This book should be on every desk... in every office... every school… every nightstand. It should be in the hands of everyone you know.

You see... author Marci Shimoff has broken the code on happiness. All we've ever really wanted in life is to be happy. And Marci's book shows you how. She gives you a clear, 7-step program that's effective and fast. It works from the inside, out.

I'm so convinced that you should read this book, I'm going to give you additional resources to make sure you raise your happiness set-point and not just read about it.





www.HappyForNoReason.com