Elizabeth Day

Elizabeth Day is the author of Scissors, Paper, Stone and Home Fires. She is an award-winning journalist who has worked for the Evening Standard, the Sunday Telegraph and the Mail on Sunday, and who is now a feature writer for the Observer. She grew up in Northern Ireland, and currently lives in London, with her husband. @elizabday www.elizabethdayonline.co.uk

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Іннацитирует2 года назад
The equation states simply that happiness is greater than or equal to your perception of the events in your life minus your expectation of how life should be. Essentially, if you expect nothing, you can’t be disappointed. Whereas if you expect too much, you’ll always feel dissatisfied.
Іннацитирует2 года назад
That’s me telling my brain to take charge, so that if there is something we can do, we do it. If there isn’t, then don’t torture me, because there is no point torturing me if there is nothing I can do about it.
Іннацитирует2 года назад
We exist separately from our negative thoughts, and we are in charge of interrogating their validity and of changing the way we speak to ourselves.
Instead of ‘Ali died’, ‘Ali lived’.
Instead of ‘this ended’, ‘it existed’.
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