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Do you struggle with depression or a loss of passion? Do you feel unhappy or unmotivated in life? Do you find yourself becoming increasingly confused the more you seek happiness? Finding happiness and fulfillment in this world can be frustrating in today's world. We are bombarded with so many messages about how to be happy, yet happiness seems to become more elusive all of the time.

In this concise and straightforward book, Christopher Franklin, Marriage and Family Therapist, illuminates some of the most fundamental principles of happiness that go much deeper than the superficial offerings of our society. You will gain insight into what factors lead to genuine human happiness. You will discover what obstacles universally get in the way of us finding happiness. These are not obstacles that anyone teaches us, which is why so many struggle with finding happiness.

As you apply the principles in this book, you will find increased happiness and genuine self-worth (not superficial forms of self-esteem). You will gain unusual clarity into yourself and learn the real definition of self-acceptance. You will find peace and learn which direction to head to develop long-lasting happiness that is not dependent on other people or the circumstances of life. You will learn how to enjoy your relationships more than ever.

You live in a busy world and you probably have limited time. This book cuts straight to the point in teaching you how to be happy without spending excess pages expounding repetitive material. You will feel inspired and motivated through Mr. Franklin's conversational and empowering writing method. Start your journey toward happiness anew today.

--Christopher Franklin has a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University. He owns a private practice as a counselor in Auburn, Washington and has been practicing for seven years. He specializes in treating sexual addictions, poor self-worth, codependency, and improving couples' relationships. He is married with two children.