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Scary, Uncertain, Happy

  • December 20, 2017May 26, 2021

If you are someone who believes that life needs to be okay in order to feel okay, this piece is dedicated to you.

I was once you.

Before I was diagnosed with this disease, I believed that I could only be happy if life was working out the way I wanted it to or the way I believed I needed it to.

Throughout the last almost 12 years, I have learned from where true happiness comes. I have learned that there is one essential ingredient required to sustain a fulfilling, meaningful and authentically happy life. Turns out, it’s even backed up by scientific research and data.

I invite you to read my latest column for the Jewish Journal, “Scary, Uncertain, Happy,” to find out just what it is…

Scary, Uncertain, Happy

 

 

 

 

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