Happy Hunt for Happiness Week Hump Day!!!
We’re on day four — if a particular Smile Starter hunt doesn’t appeal to you then you can do a different one.
Here’s one of our #SmileStarter Pets — the hunt was announced during day 2. If you don’t know how to get the ribbon on a pic, but want to award your pet with a Smile Starter Award — send me a pic 🙂
Each day this week there are 3 Smile Starter Hunts.
If you haven’t signed up to be a Smile Starter Presenter you can do that below. That’s where you estimate how many Smile Starter Awards you plan to award. This lets us count your number toward our goal of recognizing 1 Million Smile Starters.
Once you sign up you’ll get your free graphics — including the ones for pets. We also have some awards that you can purchase if that makes you smile.
Also, this week we want to make it easier for people to find smile starting posts on social media. The easiest way to do that — tag posts that make you smile with #SmileStarter.
Hunt for Happiness Week–Day Four
- Recognize a stranger that made you smile — it can even be someone on social media (we have free graphics that you can attach to a FB or Twitter post).
- Recognize your favorite smile starting book. If you’re on social media make a post like: “Your happy book” is one of my #SmileStarter because “and tell people what you like about it or why they should read it”.
- Recognize someone else’s social media post with the #SmileStarter hashtag in the comments or share it with the #SmileStarter hashtag.
We want to make it easier for people to find social media posts that start smiles.
If you don’t see any, check out my social media pages, the Society’s FB page, or the Happiness Happens Month page.
Thank you for helping us hunt for a little happiness and starting a few smiles.
Written by Pamela Gail
Pamela Gail Johnson founded the Society of Happy People in 1998.
The Society is grounded on Pamela’s four key Practical Happiness Principles:
Pamela identified 31 Types of Happiness that are on the SOHP App Happiness Counter to make it easier to recognize moments of happiness.
Pamela also plans and organizes the Society of Happy People's annual happiness celebrations:
She's also a speaker, trainer, and author.
A few of her personal smile starters include her monthly book club, yoga, traveling and meeting new happy people.