The pursuit of happiness helped build America.
Happiness is what many of us try to pursue today too.
But, we seldom understand what happiness meant when the Founders added it to the Declaration of Independence.
We understand the happiness we pursue today even less.
In both cases, the happiness we pursue is actually a joy that is not dependent on external forces or time limitations.
It is a joy that is resilient and everlasting and built on the Love of God.
In today's episode, learn the difference between happiness and joy and how you can grow in joy in any circumstances.
If you'd like help making your own happiness and growing in everlasting joy, I would love to work with you! Send me an email at Kerri@SingleMomSmiling.com or use any of the links below.
God Bless...
Kerri
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