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Happiness is one of the deepest and most essential needs of a person. It gives life to life. You cannot live well without it.
Here are simple ways to a happy everyday living:
You need to be healthy and eating well will strengthen your immune system, so you can be able to do the things that make you happy. The Philippine Food and Nutrition Research Institute said that one needs to have a balanced diet; which means having a variety of food on your plate and eating in moderation. Enjoy different kinds of vegetables, and fruits.
You may also drink coffee, tea, milk, or freshly made juice as your health condition allows. A little bit of chocolate, sugary foods, and desserts will do you good from time to time. As you enjoy your food, do not be in a hurry to eat, but chew slowly, and savor each bite.
According to studies, exercise makes one happy. Having a work out will not only shed some pounds. It will also make you feel good. Engage in an exercise that you would enjoy doing. You may ask an expert or your doctor before you start an exercise. These are the most common exercises: walking, running, biking, weight lifting, doing Zumba, yoga, dancing, swimming, and many others. It is recommended exercise be done three times a week.
Hobbies play an important role in making you happy. Doing a hobby can relax you. It can eliminate stress. Cooking and baking can bring happiness. The good part of it is you will be able to share what you cooked or baked with your loved ones and friends and they get to give you nice feedback which will make you happy. Gardening will refresh you as you become one with nature.
Doing arts, crafts, and carpentry will bring creativity and make you smile after you are done with your artwork. Reading good books and magazines will feed your mind. The good thing about it is you may also read ebooks and digital magazines for free online.
Listening to good music is therapeutic. It calms, heals, energizes, and soothes. It opens your mind to good thoughts. You may listen to good and uplifting music and songs online.
Watch good, funny, and heartwarming moves and TV shows. They have a way of touching your heart and adding happiness to your life.
Have a job or a career that you love and enjoy doing. It will increase your happiness and satisfaction. It will make you achieve more. It will make you even successful.
Take a good rest and relax. Just sit down or lie down. Take a good night's sleep. Take the vacation you have been wanting.
Refrain from thinking negative thoughts. Fill your mind with positivity and optimism.
Do not worry. Do not fear. Do not entertain troubling and anxious thoughts. You were born to live in peace, so think of good and restful thoughts.
Everybody makes mistakes and remember that you are not perfect. Learn to forgive yourself. Learn what you need to learn from your mistakes and move on.
Treat yourself well. Pamper yourself whenever you can. Eat at your favorite restaurant. Buy your desired clothes. Do your bucket list. Go to the spa. Try new things like paragliding, hiking, scuba diving, sky diving, Kayaking, living on an island, tribal living, and others. Travel. Go for an adventure. Create happy moments because you were created for them.
When you lend a helping hand and be kind, not only does the recipient become happy, but you become happy as well. There are several ways to help. You may help by donating, coaching, listening, counseling, volunteering in your community, and even online.
When you make an apology, you gain freedom and rest for your heart. Asking for forgiveness opens the door for reconciliation and a better relationship. It makes you humble and gentle.
Accept their uniqueness, different personalities, imperfections, weaknesses, and strengths. Accept their abilities as well as limitations. When you accept others, you open the gate towards love and understanding.
Be considerate and patient with others. Forgiving a person will bring peace to both you and that person. Forgiveness heals. Forgiveness drives away your anger, resentment, and hatred.
Meditating connects your spirit to your Maker. It inspires, encourages, and empowers you. Meditating purifies and lifts your soul and spirit. It leads you to a higher level of understanding of yourself, your nature, and others. It adds to your wisdom and fortifies your emotional intelligence.
Doing things better will add to your gladness. Doing things better will make others around you happy and will make you happy as well.
When you improve yourself and become a better version of yourself, you will become happy because improvement begets happiness.
Being thankful will fill your heart with gladness. Just count your blessings, all that you have, including your emotional and spiritual strengths will make you joyful.
Your Maker placed a dream in your heart. A dream that will make you happy, totally satisfied, and content. A dream that is aligned with what you are good at or passionate about. You should be pursuing what you would love to do. That is where you will enjoy, excel, and succeed.
Happiness is not hard to get. RVM said that happiness is a choice. So, choose to be happy. Choose to be happy every day.
Regular exercise definitely helps, but finding motivation is the hard part.
Creating art has become my way of processing emotions and finding joy.
Meditation apps have made it easier for beginners like me to start practicing.
Finding the right exercise routine took time but made such a difference.
Would add maintaining meaningful relationships to this list. Connection is key.
The forgiveness part is crucial but it's often a journey, not a quick fix.
Trying new things has definitely added excitement to my life. Took up painting last month!
The article could mention the importance of setting realistic expectations.
These tips work differently for everyone. It's about finding what resonates with you.
Agree about music being therapeutic. Created different playlists for different moods.
Started small with just daily walks and it's amazing how much better I feel.
Finding peace isn't as simple as deciding not to worry. Sometimes we need tools and support.
The food recommendations could include more about mindful eating practices.
Dancing has become my favorite form of exercise. It's impossible to stay sad while dancing!
I think the article should address the role of professional help when needed.
Reading good books has been my escape and joy. Glad to see it mentioned under hobbies.
The part about adequate rest resonates. Quality sleep makes everything else easier.
I've found that helping others often pulls me out of my own negative thoughts.
These are good starting points but happiness isn't just about following a checklist.
The advice about pursuing dreams needs to acknowledge practical constraints people face.
My morning coffee ritual is my happy moment. It's the little things that count!
Learning to love yourself is probably the foundation for all other tips mentioned here.
The point about doing things better needs more explanation. Better by whose standards?
Started cooking as a hobby during lockdown and it's become my favorite way to de-stress.
Being grateful is powerful, but some days it's really hard to find things to be thankful for.
The article could have mentioned the importance of spending time in nature. It's free and so effective!
Agree about the positive thinking, but toxic positivity can be harmful too.
Accepting others' limitations has helped my relationships enormously. We're all works in progress.
I started doing Zumba and it's amazing how exercise can be fun when you find the right activity!
The meditation advice lacks practical steps. It can be intimidating for beginners.
Never thought about how asking for forgiveness could make me happier, but it makes sense. Carrying guilt is heavy.
Watching movies as a happiness strategy seems a bit passive to me. Wouldn't creating something be better?
The advice about finding work you love changed my perspective. Just switched careers and I'm much happier.
These tips are great but implementing all 20 would be overwhelming. I'm starting with just three.
Love what it says about eating well, but I think it's okay to indulge sometimes too. Balance is key.
Reading this made me realize I need to make more time for my hobbies. I've been all work lately.
The part about forgiving yourself really hit home. We're often our own worst critics.
Would love more specific suggestions about how to improve yourself. That point seems a bit vague.
Small daily improvements have worked better for me than trying to make big changes all at once.
I find it interesting that social connections aren't explicitly mentioned in the list. They're crucial for happiness.
Meditation changed my life, but it took months before I started seeing benefits. Stick with it if you're just starting.
The food recommendations are good but they forgot to mention the importance of staying hydrated!
I've been practicing gratitude journaling and it's really helped shift my perspective on daily life.
The advice about taking vacations assumes everyone has the means to do so. Some of us can barely make ends meet.
Anyone else find it ironic that we need an article to tell us how to be happy? Our ancestors probably didn't overthink this stuff.
The suggestion about helping others is spot on. Volunteering at my local shelter has given me such perspective.
I wish the article went into more detail about exercise recommendations for beginners. It can be overwhelming to start.
True about accepting people, but I think it's also important to set boundaries with toxic individuals.
Music has been my go-to mood lifter for years. It's amazing how the right song can completely change your mindset.
Started gardening last year and it's become my happy place. There's something so satisfying about growing your own food.
I actually disagree about needing a job you love. Sometimes a decent job that pays well and gives you time for hobbies is enough.
The part about pursuing dreams sounds nice, but let's be realistic. Not everyone can quit their job to follow their passion.
Getting adequate rest is underrated. I used to pride myself on working long hours, but proper sleep has changed my life.
Forgiveness is crucial, but I struggle with forgiving myself more than forgiving others. Working on it though.
I've found that combining exercise with hobbies works wonders. I joined a hiking photography group and it checks multiple boxes from this list!
While I agree with most points, I think the advice to just 'think positive' oversimplifies mental health challenges.
The eating well part really resonates with me. Since I started focusing on balanced meals, my energy levels have improved significantly.
These are great suggestions, but I find it hard to maintain a daily meditation practice. Anyone have tips on getting started?
I love how practical these tips are! I've been incorporating daily walks into my routine and it's amazing how much better I feel mentally.