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Scuba Logos
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Scuba in Aruba $19.99 Scuba in Aruba |
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PUMA Women’s Agile Pant $35.00 PUMA…A Passion For Golf! Fashionable apparel with a unique flair for people who care about sports and fashion. Distinctive styles and unconventional designs combine for functionality and comfort. Puma Ladies Agile Track Pants feature: Perfect for chilly weather with brushed fleece backing, 100% polyester Relaxed fit allows for greater mobility and a more comfortable wear Fabric stretches when yo… |
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Nomis Logo Full-Zip Hooded Sweatshirt – Men’s $84.95 Zip up the Nomis Men?s Logo Hooded Sweatshirt when you?ve had enough of the schizophrenic patterns and neon colors and just want a laid-back hoody for your nightly urban outings. Cotton and polyester fabric rides comfortably whether you?re ducking fences or hopping curbs, and the simple Nomis logo proclaims your preferences without calling attention from the fuzz.Product FeaturesMaterial: 80% Cott… |
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Dragon Calaca 100% UV Protection Sunglasses Sun Glasses Designer Fashion Chic Authorized Dealer Full Warranty This is a BRAND NEW pair of genuine DRAGON Calaca Sunglasses. These fantastic looking sunglasses feature: |
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Scuba Divers Diving Flag LP – 2144 $8.44 LP-082 Scuba Divers Diving Flag License Plates – 2144 - Colors: White & RedProduct Features Each item is individually shrink wrapped and comes complete with drilled holes for quick and easy display! All items we stock are licensed in accordance with trademark and copyright requirements.All License Plate are standard size 6″ x 12″ to accomodate any and all vehicles Fun Fact: D… |
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XS Scuba Logo Regulator Bag The XS Scuba regulator bag is fully lined with thick padding and features a durable non-metallic zipper, built-in protective console sleeve and convenient small mesh pocket inside. This regulator bag also features a pocket on back for reading materials and includes a carry-on shoulder strap. 12 x 12 x 4 size…. |
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OMS Red Logo Regulator Bag $21.95 Your regulator is the heart of your life support system. Protecting it is paramount for safe technical diving. OMS’s Regulator Bags outer fabric is 600 denier polyester, padded with closed-cell polyethylene foam and the inside of the bag is lined with 70 denier polyester. The outside of the bag features a full wrap around, non-corrosive zipper to gain access to the inside that includes a zippered … |
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SMART goals for a Happy Life? Is that SMART as in Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timely? You might think that sounds very analytical for something as subjective as happiness, but choosing happiness over ambition requires clear and conscious decision making.
A recent review of happiness research shows that the happiest people make a little less and have fewer degrees than those who were only moderately happy. It seems that moderately happy people are always striving for more, looking to fill the gap, full of ambition. They may achieve higher status, more education and larger paychecks, but they never get any happier. Happy people live comfortably and live longer. They have more friends, they give more back to their community, and they enjoy the ride. So, how do you switch tracks if you are successful enough and now want to be happier?
SMART Goals and Happiness
According to Daniel Gilbert, a research psychologist and author of the book stumbling on happiness, you start by adjusting your expectations or goals downward. Our happiness is directly proportional to how well we meet our own expectations. When we aim high and fall short of the goal, we are disappointed and unhappy.
Dr. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi agrees. He studied how people used their time then looked for the happiest people. He found that the people who regularly did activities that challenged them, but were within reach were the happiest. These people regularly experienced a state called Flow, the kind of peak experience where you do everything right and everything fits into place. Athletes often call the state of flow being in the Zone. Spending more time in flow is one of the ways we can increase our overall life satisfaction.
These researchers agree that your goals are key to your happiness. The key to a happy and successful life is to balance your goals with your capabilities so you are challenged to
Specific. One of elements of flow is a clear objective. This helps us focus for better performance and for that sense of challenge that is so important to at state of flow. It is important to set the goal appropriately so it includes lots of people, good relationships, reliance on our strengths and the things we like to do, and value on happiness itself.
Measurable. We perform better and are more likely to feel flow when we keep score. A measurable goal gives us a way to do that.
Achievable, Realistic, Timely. When we think through a goal to make sure that it can be achieved, even if it is a bit of stretch we feel challenged and happy. When we take on an important goal without the confidence that we can achieve it we feel stress and worry. Planning how we will meet our goal enough to feel confident is a key to flow.
The act of writing out a SMART goal can be helpful in increasing happiness as well. Often our expectations are vague and formed unconsciously. When we write them down, it is easier to spot an unrealistic expectation and either adjust the goal or the plan to achieve it to bring us back into a healthy challenge.
SMART goals are not just the secret of success, they are a key to a happy life.
Get your own Goal Setting Forms including the SMART Goals Worksheet from Happy Life University. These forms can help you turn any goal into a SMART and happy goal.
If you liked this article by Susan McMillin, editor at Happy Life University, you might also enjoy these How To Be Happy articles.
Ideas for a SCUBA club tshirt logo?
I’m trying to make some tshits for our SCUBA club and need a funny slogan and logo? It’s a very social club who dive and drink together alot. Any ideas??
Red Stripe Diver’s Club.
Diver’s do it deeper.
It’s early, that’s all I can think of now!
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