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I choose this picture because they look happy together, and remind of my chilhood memory that is full of happiness. :)
Happines is a choice. Unhappy people struggle with judging themselves for not being able to easily shift to a happy state of mind.
Smile a lot - There are enough smiling muscles involved for your brain to think you are smiling and start producing "happy" chemicals.
Sing! - Singing works just like smiling, causing your body to produce "feeling good" chemicals. Sing in the car, sing in the shower , sing when you feel frustrated and notice how the negative feelings melt away.
Hang around positive people - Having happy people around you will make it easy to learn happiness. Happy people have fun around them.
Get a move on - Being physically active makes you happy. Find some activity you like to do and notice how it changes your mood: including any kind of sport, dance and yoga. Make a habit of being active in any way you feel like.
Get creative - Creativity is a great way to find happiness. Paint,draw,dance,sculpt, cook, write poetry or tend the garden. Tap into your creative abilities and find your "happy spot'.
Act like a child - Do childish things to feel young and fresh.Remember,"We do not stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing".
Be Kind - Do random acts of kindness every day. It can be as simple as saying something nice,offering help,or giving up your place in a queue.
Be grateful - Practice gratitude: say thank you for everything you have and appreciate in your life.
mary-kate n ashley olsen. OMG!!!
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