Happiness is Good Politics

Reading, PA, April 16, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Despite popular opinion the author of new book Happiness in Five Minutes a Day, wants the world to know that Happiness is good for politics. In an election year politicians are quick to point out all of society's ills. It seems the more discontent politicians can make us the more likely we are to vote for change. This theory of angering the masses often works to the contrary by promoting more dissatisfied and unhappy constituents. If politicians want to promote lasting change they need to focus on what's going to make the voters happy - not mad.

That's why the presidential candidates would do good by reading Happiness in Five Minutes a Day. Vince Chiles the author was inspired by Thomas Jefferson the third president of the United States. Jefferson wrote "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" in the Declaration of Independence, and felt happiness was the result of hard work, virtuous living, and loving others. What a great political platform for our current day candidates.

Happiness in Five Minutes a Day was released to the public on 3/26/08. It is available via many internet sources, or at the authors web-site www.happinessinfive.com Author Vince Chiles, is a personal dynamo in self-promoting this book, and encourages readers to ask for their local bookstores to order this inspirational manual for finding happiness in everyday life. Look for Mother's Day discounts at www.happinessinfive.com in May. Buy it now, and use it as your next political contribution to convince your local and national politicians that happiness is good for politics.

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