About Simply Living Happy

For the have your cake and eat it too types.

There are many helpful niche sites out there, but very few, if any, teach you how to combine or implement what you learn with your own life. Often it can feel like trying to change the tire on a car going 80mph. That’s where our site comes in. 

If you’re the ‘everything is figureoutable’ or ‘I’ll have my cake and eat it too’ type, you’re in good company. That’s us, too! 

Simply Living Happy is all about discovering ways to define your idea of happiness and integrate all aspects of your life to reach your ideal level of success. To do this, our site is divided into four categories: healthy, wealthy, wise, and well-loved.

• Healthy combines elements of nutrition and movement for overall physical well-being.
• Wealthy focuses on financial literacy, including spending, saving, investing, and navigating your professional earning potential.
• Wise a philosophical approach to communication, mental health, and lived experiences.
• Well-Loved means a win-win-win. These are our favorite products, from home goods to fashion, travel, recipes, and more. 

All the categories on Simply LIving Happy overlap on purpose. You may bump into an article or topic more than once. Life is complicated, and no one lives in a bubble. It’s all about information, timing, and context to make the best decision at that moment.

All our motivations, desires, priorities, and to-dos are constantly interdependent. Simply Living Happy’s goal is to help you find ways to integrate all these aspects to create your ideal lifestyle and strengthen that process until it becomes second nature.

Who is writing this stuff?

Hi! I’m Marly, the founder and primary creator behind Simply Living Happy. We includes myself and our awesome group of contributing writers. Just like they say, everyone has a best-selling novel in them; I think everyone has meaningful insight and experience to share. If you or someone you know is interested in sharing your tips or best practices with the SLH community, consider writing for us.

Can you have a systematic approach to happiness?

Yes, I absolutely think you can. Sure, you can go through life, taking each day as it comes, or you can be proactive in making choices that nudge the odds in your favor. We prefer the latter approach of creating the life we want rather than just hoping for the best. 

What Simply Living Happy is not.

Simply Living Happy is not about perfection or living your life to meet someone’s definition of success and happiness. Simply LIving Happy is a support and resource for you to identify more ways to find and do things that bring you joy. Take what you need, leave what you don’t.