Many happy people out there are living their life, as they want
to live it, and they have their true happiness. They are working at
doing what they love to do, and this is what brings them happiness. Now
this may seem like a strange concept that you have to work to have
happiness, but bear with me for a while and it will all be explained. As
you may know, the most happy and successful people are those who work
toward the things they are passionate about. If you really like to do
something and you like to do it well you will not only experience
success but satisfaction with your life as well. All of us like to
do some things, but are downright passionate about other things, and
this is what brings us true happiness into our lives. If there is
something in your life that you are passionate about and love, and you
work with it and at it, then you will find joy and happiness in your
life. The reasons for work If you have a
hobby and you work at it you get better and better at it, to the point
your friends and neighbors could consider you an expert. This hobby you
do brings you happiness, and you enjoy doing it. There are many reasons
for this: The more you love what you do, the harder you are going to
work at it, and the more you love what you do. Doing something
because you like to do it is easy, even when it appears to everyone else
that it is hard to do. You do it because it is your passion, and
because you enjoy your work. This is a secret that most people never
discover, that to do something because you enjoy it, is often its own
reward. The reward of course is bringing into your life true happiness. What
you love to do Everyone has something that they like to
do, and if you discover this something you will experience true
happiness in your life. The question seems then to be of how to find out
what we are passionate about in our lives. Get yourself a pad of
paper and a nice cup of coffee
Let’s face it,
sometimes everyone gets depressed at one time or another if you are struggling
to overcome depression, know that you are not alone in your struggle. A lot of
factors can contribute to one being depressed: a negative self image, low
grades in academics, family problems and others.
Everyone is different
and what works for one person might not work for another, but for every
depressed person there is a remedy or treatment that can overcome depression.
The following are a few tips to help anyone who is struggling to overcome
depression:
·Talk
to someone. Find a supportive
person to talk to and express your feelings, as keeping all your feelings
bottled up inside can cause them to fester and make you feel worse.
·Get
Started Taking Supplements.
Many experts believe depression is caused from a chemical imbalance in the
brain, and this can be brought on by a lack of proper nutrition. Taking
supplements can give the brain a kick start to better chemistry and make you
feel better.
·Eat
a Proper Diet.
When we are depressed or anxious, it is hard to resist reaching for processed foods high in sugar and fat. The
best way to counter the urges is to keep healthy food around at all times,
including fresh fruits, vegetables, and protein. Eating a proper diet will give
your body the nutrition it needs for good brain chemistry.
·Walk
30 Minutes a Day.
Walking for 30 minutes can give an immediate lift in mood, so if you are
seeking immediate results, this is a good exercise.
·Spend
Time Outdoors.
Just sitting outside for a while and listening to the sounds of nature can give
positive results.
·Practice
Meditation. This has been found
to alleviate all manner of disorders in people, including mood disorders.
Practice meditating at least several times a week, and see how much better you
feel.
·Do
Something You Enjoy Every Day. Find some time every day to do something enjoyable,
whether it is reading a book, going to the gym, or watching a movie.
10 ways you can love
your body (whatever shape or size you come in)
1. Affirm that your
body is perfect just the way it is.
2. Think of your body
as a tool. Create an inventory of all the things you can do with it.
3. Walk with your
head high with pride and confidence
We watch the star athlete calmly
make the final shot, score the winning goal, or lead his team for a touchdown
in the final minute of the game. We marvel at their talent and their
determination, but what we value and admire most is the supreme confidence they
display - they know they will succeed.
Confidence is an attribute that is
alluring, attractive, valuable, desirable and contagious. Almost everyone
aspires to greater levels of it, even if they feel confident most of the time.
It is a trait that will help us create greater results for ourselves and when
leading others. Any trait with this much benefit is one worth developing. And
yes, you can develop and strengthen your confidence.
Consider these five steps as the
building blocks for greater confidence in any part of your life.
1. Remind yourself of past successes. Confidence builds on past
success. Since you have had success before, you can (and will) have it again.
We strengthen our confidence in any activity when we review or remind ourselves
of past successes. If you are trying to build confidence in a new area, past
success can still help us strengthen our confidence. For example, if you have
had success in doing something new in the past, review those experiences when
trying something else new - even if it is in an entirely different part of your
life.
2. Read and listen to positive materials. Fill your mind with positive
and affirming words, ideas and stories. Read things that enhances your skills
or knowledge in the area in which you want to build your confidence. Read
materials that are generally uplifting and affirming, and read biographies of
successful people. You will find that many of them had troubles in life, came
from tough situations and still succeeded. If you have ever thought, "Well,
if they can do, I could too." Then you realize that we can build our
confidence by reading about others stories. Reading and listening to positive
materials is about reinforcement, encouragement, and learning. All three of
these components are needed for greater confidence.
3. See your future success. Olympic athletes, corporate executives,
and successful people in all sorts of endeavors visualize future success.
Confidence will grow when we see ourselves succeeding. Think about it, if you
know you will succeed, your confidence will soar, right? Visualizing future
success does that very thing for us. Our minds cannot tell the difference
between something real and something vividly imagined. So vividly visualize
your success. What will it look like, smell like, and taste like to have
succeeded? Who will be with you, what will you be hearing and where will you
be? How will you be feeling at that moment? Putting this much detail into your
vivid picture improves the likelihood of success, and supports greater confidence!
4. Reframe failure. Thomas Edison spent a long time trying to create
an incandescent light bulb - to create light from electricity. He is attributed
with saying, "I have not failed, I have discovered twelve hundred
materials that don't work." 1,200! Perhaps you feel you can reframe your
failures as learning experiences- as a chance to find out what doesn't work.
But would you be able to do so 1,200 times? Know that failures will occur - and
your confidence won't be as shaken when they come. Use the
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darker in color
boot cut/ flare shaped
mid-rise or high rise instead of low cut, pants should not settle
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