Kelly Weekers is psychologe en vertelt in 80 minuten hoe je een gelukkig leven kan leiden

So very often we make someone else responsible for things we should take responsibility for ourselves, so the same as with people who crossed my boundaries. Yes, that's right. That was the case, but do they cross my boundaries or do I not indicate them at all? And so I can actually figure it out. I just because

I went to study psychology is of course also one big thing, even that I thought, "Yeah, do you find it strange that people cross your boundaries because you never say that something isn't okay."

[Music] Welcome to episode 38 of the Barbario podcast. Today, as you know, uh, we are going to cover a favorite subject of mine: psychology, and in any case, the books that Kelly Wegens has written. Welcome. Thank you, and it is not your first book, and uh, by now that counter is already at more than 250,000 books,

or uh, am I uh, not up to date? It is indeed true. It is starting to tick up quite a bit now. Well, you mainly help people with uh, yes, well, what the theme that was in my head was actually the secret to a happy life. Yes, I think so, and especially by

uh, making it small, I think people find. It is nice that, uh, I see that happy life. How can you live that from day to day, and especially not, I think, have to have a dream life. But how can I best deal with whatever comes my way? Because, uh, my conviction is precisely that we all

have [ __ ] and gluttons, and, um, that happiness lies very much in how well you can handle that. That is what it ultimately comes down to, right? Because in, yes, good times, everyone can handle that just fine. Yes, what might be an important note there is that, uh, in good times, enjoy especially. Will I something