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Every Day a Friday by Joel Osteen — WisdomDeck honest review
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Every Day a Friday

by Joel Osteen

On choosing joy daily, based on the finding that people are happiest on Fridays. Osteen's lightest book; useful if you want a mood lift, forgettable otherwise.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Joy is a choice.
  2. Do not let others set your mood.
  3. Smile first.

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Decide tonight how tomorrow will go before it starts.

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Choosing joy.

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