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I read something today that touched me. It went something along the lines of "happiness is not achieving your goals, but the knowledge that you're working towards them". It's not an exact quotation, but the original was attributed to the guy that started IKEA and was therefore in Swedish, so this is close enough!
I work for myself, and I enjoy working, and I think it's because I feel this way. I feel like everything I do is towards a goal, I'm just not entirely sure what the goal is just yet. What wasn't mentioned with the quote is whether this should be observed when you're sick, which I am today. I have a cold. It's knocked me sidewards and I don't feel like working, which means I'm not happy, because I'm normally very happy working.
Anyway, it appears to me that the first step towards happiness is to work out what my goals are. I'm pretty happy anyway, so maybe I'm already sub-consciously pursuing them, but I figure identifying what they are and making my sub-conscious efforts conscious, can only help.
As well as owning a digital camera store in Sydney's CBD and a website, it seems I'm happiest creating schemes to improve the search engine rankings for...well, just about anything. Much of what I do with the numerous sites I own is towards improving their position in Google for relevant terms. This is generally known as search engine optimisation (SEO), but specifically, external SEO as it's being done off the website itself.
If you'd like to help me become happier, why not give me a project to improve your search engine positioning? Contact me through either of the domain parking or Boxed Search Services websites for more information.
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