Positive Outlook
Always see the light at both ends of the tunnel.
No matter how deep and dragged our ordeal is, there is always a beginning and an end.
It is the ability to see things more positively and devise a constructive attitude towards the world.
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The Art of Happiness: Learning These 04 Skills will Help You to be Happy When You are Down
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