Sentence examples for happy equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Is there a way we can balance our professional and personal lives to achieve that happy equilibrium?

And I now realise that there's a certain sane and happy equilibrium to be found somewhere between control and chaos, which errs mostly on the side of non-alcoholic beverages, and drugs — if they feature — bought from friends, not family.

And I now realize that there's a certain sane and happy equilibrium to be found somewhere between control and chaos, which errs mostly on the side of nonalcoholic beverages, and drugs if they feature bought from friends, not family.

No wonder, he said, that he is prescribed medication for stress and "happy pills" for equilibrium.

Who am I? What does this mean?" It's sort of about that, it's about that pursuit of what it means to be happy or the equilibrium that I'm searching for.

"Happiness is equilibrium," the main character says.

A deeper level of discernment might pick up that we are actually immersed in our partner's emotions, neediness and insecurity -- and that we've been unconsciously coerced into maintaining their equilibrium, keeping them happy.

Footballers are often thought mandated to tolerate hardship for the privilege of their profession, but most humans perform at optimal level when comfortable, and clearly, there has been a disruption to the equilibrium of a previously happy squad.

They were given scientific evidence that people are happiest when their lives are in equilibrium due to the use of positive thinking, which can help one stay in a balanced state.

"Through therapy and my friends I think I've been able to find an equilibrium, though I'm not entirely happy with it," he says, sipping a double espresso.

He decided to cook in Paris rather than New York because, he says, "I was attracted by the equilibrium of the French lifestyle — the happy, healthy balance between work and leisure … and French produce is superb".