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SUMMARY: Are you bored with the daily grind? Tired of feeling exhausted at the end of the day? Do you wish you could feel happier in your everyday life?
The BookViral Review: New Age Self-help books are ten a penny but the truly intelligent and worthwhile ones are sadly something of a rarity. That’s why when we find them these are the ones we turn to whenever when we find ourselves veering off course and Turning Your Happiness on from Norma Nikutowski certainly falls into the latter category.
Changing our perspectives, whether it’s on our homes, jobs or our relationships, can often seem an impossible task but when it comes to Happiness Nikutowski has penned a powerful and thought-provoking read. Smart and decidedly unpretentious, from the moment you start reading, you know you are in the hands of a passionate and candid writer whose words get to the heart of what happiness is. And more importantly how we can invite more of it into our lives.
Framing it within the context of her own experiences she offers powerful insights into the nature of happiness and how we can turn our happiness on to create a positive mental attitude and a vibrant force through which we can achieve a real sense of balance and contentment. Particularly poignant are Chapter 2 – Detours to Happiness in which we are reminded we cannot change our past, but we can create our present and future and Chapter 8 – The Habits of Happy People. More importantly, Nikutowski underpins her thoughts by sharing Action Steps that when employed can help us to create our own framework for happiness and encourage reflection on the kind of future we want to build for ourselves.
A motivational and practical handbook for embracing happiness and using it as a positive force in our lives, Turn Your Happiness On is highly recommended.
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