The news is filled with stories about those who have either been injured or killed in a travesty. Every day, when the television flicks on, there is another theft, another accident, you name it. The pure amount of negativity can become physically and mentally overwhelming. Where is the good? Where is the happiness?
In the holiday spirit, this week’s Wrap reminds to put our lives in perspective. Finding the good in even the saddest situations can bring a heartwarming smile to any face.
Let’s take a look.
PR News
Mike Nichols’ Career Offers Lessons for All Communicators
This past Wednesday, Mike Nichols passed away at the age of 83. Having worked with many of
the finest and most recognized actors in Hollywood, Nichols has directed and
produced countless award-winning productions. From his keen comic timing to his superb artistic success, Nichols had a gift for communicating. His death taught individuals worldwide to swing for the fences, take a chance one in a while, be versatile, always keep working and make your work accessible. Explore this interesting read to remind yourself of the lessons that even death can teach.
Deseret News National 
8 Lessons Robin Williams Taught Us
While Mike Nichols passed away from a natural heart attack, Robin Williams death back in August has officially been ruled a suicide. Williams’ death broke the hearts of fans everywhere, but that didn’t stop them from honoring his inspirational presence. He taught us to get involved with the beauty and art of the world, to celebrate each day and to focus on what makes you happy. See what other lessons Williams taught the world while he was alive. Use it as a reminder to focus on the present and to stop assuming the worst.
Huffington Post
Death can spark unimaginable pain. While it can spur feelings of despair and relentless anguish, the good news is that happiness can be learned. This Huffington Post is about understanding
the definition of happiness, what it is, how you can prepare for it and why it is a blessing. The most fundamental takeaway is that dedicating yourself to overcoming the negative is paramount to learning how to be happy. Check out the rest of this article to see how you can discover the good on a regular basis.
At the end of the day, putting all of your energy into negativity is draining. When life gets too difficult to handle, it’s necessary to take a step back from the situation and reevaluate your perspective. This holiday season is all about finding good. As always, thanks for wrapping up your week with us. When was the last time you chose happiness instead of drawing on the bad? Share with us in the comments below!
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Julia Pizzutti is an intern for WordWrite Communications. You can find her on Twitter @julzutti93.
