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Jane Fonda, Who Divided Her Life Into Three Acts, Decided After Her Sixtieth Birthday That She Was Now Facing The Final Act, And Came To The Following Conclusion: "i Thought To Myself, Well If That's The Case And If What I'm Scared Of Isn't Death, But Getting To The End With Regrets, Then I've Got To Figure Out What Would Be The Things That I Would Regret When I Got To The Last Act If I Hadn't Done Them Or Achieved Them By Then. And They Were: Having An Intimate Relationship And Having Made A Difference."

How We Feel About Ourselves, The Joy We Get From Living, Ultimately Depends Directly On How The Mind Filters And Interprets Everyday Experiences. Whether We Are Happy Depends On Inner Harmony, Not On The Controls We Are Able To Exert Over The Great Forces Of The Universe.

Look At Problems From As Many Viewpoints As Possible. Figure Out The Implications Of The Problem. Implement The Solution.

Develop What You Lack.

Happiness Does Not Simply Happen To Us. It's Something That We Make Happen.