But Very Few Understand the SCIENCE Behind it..
Here's A Detailed Insight into the Science of Happiness:

July 14: 5 POWER Lessons From 5 Leaders Who Made History On This DAY!
1. “The intensity and amount of pain which you go through is directly proportional to the value that your personality gains.”

Tom Carvel is remembered forever and ever for his great role in the invention and promotion of soft ice cream. To add on to the greatness which filled his life, he founded the Carvel brand and franchise. The more you take the pain, the more you get ready to move towards victory. He began by selling ice cream by driving his ice cream truck. When his truck shad flat a tire, he continued to sell in a parking lot next to a pottery store by using its electricity. He soon began to earn great profits and as a result, he grew up to become more successful in life.
2. “When you crack the secret of the other person’s cup of tea, you can easily convince and rule by your ideas.”

William Hanna understood what lures whom. The American animator, director, producer, voice actor, and cartoon artist elegantly tackled people based on what they liked. His desire to portray his ideas and make them a grand success was fulfilled when he started by gaining skill for creating cartoon characters. He is best known for producing Tom and Jerry, a super hit television cartoon series, which took to the peak of success. He was successful because he knew how to make people like his ideas.
3. “Others hating you must never become a reason for you to pause your growth. Make sure you don’t give anyone, a chance to see you suffer.”

Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson grew out of spirit. He wasn’t ambitious but crazily wanted to show the world, his power and abilities. He eventually proved the same by winning the Nobel Prize for splitting the atom. He was an English chemist who pioneered inorganic chemistry and homogeneous transition metalcatalysis. Always looking for ways to grow, he developed interest in chemistry and started working on it in a small chemical company making Epsom and Glauber's salts which his uncle owned.
4. “You’ve got million steps to be climbed in order to reach success but don’t forget that you got to start from the first step.”

John William Chancellor lived like an exemplar and proved the fact that the last step to hug success must always begin from the first one. The American journalist who spent most of his career with NBC News was not born successful but he was born to become successful, just like all of us. He gave a kick start to his career in local television and eventually turned to national television news as a correspondent on NBC's evening newscast.
5. “Work hard now in silence and celebrate your victory later.”

Kate M. Gordon was a very dedicated, determined and passionate doer who worked all her life for the betterment of the society. She never fought with the evils which ruled the society. She rather, worked hard in establishing positive vibrations which could engulf the evils. The American suffragist, civic leader took a leading role as an organizer of the Southern States Woman Suffrage Confere. She also co-founded the Era (Equal Rights Association) Club and served the National American Woman Suffrage Association’s corresponding secretary. Conclusion: A start may be difficult but as you progress, you will see an easy victory. Don’t hesitate to start. Starting is the only way by which you can accomplish all that you want to.
(Source: wikipedia.org)
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