Happy Migrants
Fiction & Literature, Family Life, Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Short Stories
| Author: | M.H Helforoosh | ISBN: | 9781524276997 |
| Publisher: | M.H Helforoosh | Publication: | January 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | M.H Helforoosh |
| ISBN: | 9781524276997 |
| Publisher: | M.H Helforoosh |
| Publication: | January 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Every one may be a migrant, if he or she lives in a place other than where they were born. But the problem that some migrants face is ‘How to achieve happiness’ in their new surroundings. The tool, measuring for happiness, is personal criteria (which varies from person to person), but should be coherent with social standards of living.
In this regard - Migrants who learn how to convert their wishes to goals and adapt their personal criteria to the standard of living will achieve happiness.
Happy Migrants is about the migrants who would like to live happily in their newly chosen destination.
By reading this book and following the four steps to happiness and reading the migration stories of Pedro, Laura, Maria, Edward, Nancy, and Safura (happy migrants), you will learn: 1) How to convert your dreams and wishes to goals, 2) How to design your road-plan to achieve the goals and, finally, 3) How to achieve happiness.
Every one may be a migrant, if he or she lives in a place other than where they were born. But the problem that some migrants face is ‘How to achieve happiness’ in their new surroundings. The tool, measuring for happiness, is personal criteria (which varies from person to person), but should be coherent with social standards of living.
In this regard - Migrants who learn how to convert their wishes to goals and adapt their personal criteria to the standard of living will achieve happiness.
Happy Migrants is about the migrants who would like to live happily in their newly chosen destination.
By reading this book and following the four steps to happiness and reading the migration stories of Pedro, Laura, Maria, Edward, Nancy, and Safura (happy migrants), you will learn: 1) How to convert your dreams and wishes to goals, 2) How to design your road-plan to achieve the goals and, finally, 3) How to achieve happiness.
