Small Pleasures Often Have the Biggest Rewards

Emma H. Hopson; Ted Hagen; Judi Light Hopson

Small Pleasures Often Have the Biggest Rewards

Emma H. Hopson
, Ted Hagen
, Judi Light Hopson

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Have you been pushing all of your needs into the background? Maybe you’ve put off going to the dentist. Or has it been three years since you’ve taken the time to read a book? Everybody and everything screams for your attention, so you always come last on your list. In our busy world, we’re all encouraged to volunteer in dozens of ways, help our neighbors, work extra hours and give until it hurts. This kind of self-sacrifice can backfire, however.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2015

Disciplines

Nursing

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