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Embrace Change
Happy people are open to change:
- They listen to suggestions.
- They consider all options and they take criticism as constructive input.
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Love Yourself
Happy people love and are comfortable with themselves and their situation:
- They want to make the best of the experiences they have in life.
- They choose to concentrate on the positive aspects in their life, and they don't concentrate on weaknesses.
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Live in the Present
Happy people are focused on the present.
- They don't spend time reminiscing about the past or fantasizing about the future.
The simple pleasures in life are appreciated by happy people. They:
- concentrate on today and now.
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You Control Your Happiness
Your personality traits make a big difference in how you deal with the challenges of life. The happiest people tend to have several traits in common. They:
- are comfortable with themselves
- are open to change
- live...
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Don't Become a Victim
Happy people don't let themselves become a victim in their own life.
- They are able to move forward after a job set back or a relationship break-up by looking at the bright side and start to form exciting new plans.
- They don't look for sympathy from others. The...
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Don't Let Money Direct Your Life
Happy people are not afraid to try a "risky" passion:
- They may be willing to work less hours on their job and use the saved hours to create their own business or to implement a craft project.
Happy people don't let money direct their lives:...
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