Pamela Gail founded the Secret Society of Happy People in 1998 to provide a missing voice for those who experience happiness and want to express it without other people raining on their parade. The Society provided her with a unique opportunity to earn a school-of-hard-knocks Ph.D. in the philosophy of happiness thanks to her interactions with thousands of people about their struggles to find happiness, their actual happy experiences and her studies in the science and philosophy of living happily-ever-after.
She is the author of Don't Even Think of Raining on My Parade: Adventures of the Secret Society of Happy People (PJ Press, June 2000).
A native Texan, Pamela lives in the Dallas suburb of Lewisville, works in business development for a Fortune 500 company. In her "free time" she writes the almost monthly newsletter Happy Attitudes, an occasional column The Happiness Perspective and manages the daily responsibilities of the Secret Society of Happy People. She's also working on two books and speaks on a variety of issues that impact our pursuit of happiness. If you're interested in Pamela Gail speaking at your event please contact her.
