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How to Get Through Tough Times By John Harricharan/ Creator of The Power Pause Today turned out to be one of those textbook beautiful days. The sun is shining, the breeze is blowing softly and the temperature is just right — the perfect day. Even with all the challenges I have to face, I still look up at the sky and smile as the clouds chase one another across a "picture-perfect", blue background. But I know that all the days to come will not be as beautiful and comfortable as this day is. Yesterday was dark and dreary, pierced with giant streaks of lightning, which generated thunder that rattled the windows. Yes, I know that all the days that follow today will not be as bright as this one, nor as dark as yesterday. Some days will be better than others. Some will be worse. And I do not know which ones will or won't. But this one thing I know: There will be change. There will be ups and there will be downs. That's how life is — there are good times and not so good time...

Dinner at Satya's...Loved the Dosa. Great food and homey atmosphere.

The Secret of Happiness in 8 Words To Allow Yourself to Be Happy is the Greatest Wisdom There Is By Stuart Goldsmith, Excerpt from Seven Secrets of the Millionaires You might like to know that the secret of happiness can be explained in just eight words and is, in fact, quite mundane. It does not involve meditation, drugs or self-flagellation. Each of the eight words is worth one million dollars, but here they are, free: Tomorrow - Today - Live - For - Better - Working - A - While What? You can't make sense of that? I gave you the words for free, but the correct order is going to cost you plenty... Pause, while the anagram-freaks try to work it out themselves... Got it? No? Okay, you'll have to read on... Now, the price for my arranging the words for you is about ten minutes of your time to read this article carefully, because it has important implications for your happiness. The first thing I want to say is that the human psyche - your psyche - is a very delicate thing indeed ...