REMAINING HAPPY ALL THE TIME

REMAINING HAPPY ALL THE TIME

·         The truth is that most of us struggle to remain happy today.
·         Smiling sometimes, or during ceremonies, is not happiness.
·         Happiness is a feeling of goodness when achieving some sense of inner peace, which isn’t easy.

1. Don’t Strive for Perfection
·         Seek improvement, instead of perfection, in your actions.
·         Don't be self-critical as it leads to high anxiety with regular guilt pangs.
·         You should have time to appreciate your goals and feel happy about your accomplishment.

2. Don’t try to buy happiness
·         If money could buy happiness, then all the rich folk would always be happy.
·         Try to seek your happiness beyond the materialistic gains.
·         Be comfortable with what you represent as a person, or what you do.

3. Balance Your Life
·         Most people mix up their personal and professional lives, resulting in irritation and worry.
·         Accept both as separate parts of your life, even if they overlap sometimes.
·         Overall, don't carry your personal work and problems to your workplace and vice-versa.

4. Respect Your Body
·         Any basic exercise is like a stimulant for the body to release its happy hormones.
·         Dump your excesses and addictions, as a sick body cannot afford a happy mind at most times.
·         Try to eradicate the root cause of an injury or illness, rather than just handling the symptoms.

5. Keep Yourself Busy
·         Keeping yourself occupied is an easy way of being happy at most times.
·         This doesn’t mean working on your laptop or mobile phone throughout the day.
·         Just try to be in an environment where your mind is neither over-analyzing things nor is absolutely empty, and indulge in your work rather than passing a few hours or getting paid.

6. Be Surrounded by Happy People
·         Avoid negative influences, particularly people who discriminate things and sound pessimistic.
·         You always have the luxury of choosing happier people among your circle of friends and at work.
·         You might not realize it but it directly impacts your own mood and behaviour.

Passion can single-handedly eat away your depression.