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Why Certain People Always Seem Happy

Why Certain People Always Seem Happy

What’s up with some people who are happy all the time? What are they doing? What’s their secret to life?

John Harrison, LPCC

John Harrison is a licensed mental health counselor and certified RLT therapist. He has extensive experience working with men while serving as an Army officer, as a therapist at the VA hospital, as a marriage therapist. He is a proud father of 2 young girls. He owns Life Made Conscious located in Cincinnati, Ohio and is the host of the True Calling Project podcast.

Posted by John Harrison, LPCC on January 13, 2016 in Self Help Videos and tagged with: anxiety, boundaries, depression, John Harrison LPCC, mental health, mindfulness, self esteem, self help2 Comments

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  1. Anonymous says

    January 16, 2016 at 12:25 pm

    Hello John, I liked the comments on people who always seem happy. I have often wondered “seriously? Do these people stay this way? Do they go home and make lemonade out of lemons?” I understand a person being accepting and resilient…positive in the state of chaos…..but happy all the time? Living a life of deadlines and problem solving can take the simplicity of the moment away. I really enjoyed your message. Something for me to consider. Look at the here and now.

  2. John Harrison, LPCC says

    January 16, 2016 at 4:18 pm

    Thanks for your comments. Some people are very much resilient in the way that they don’t cling onto the past. They don’t fixate on the future either. We all have the capacity to get better at being present. But it takes practice!!!

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