3.Find your purpose and work on it.
Think about why you want to be happy. What are you lacking that you think will make you happy? Why do you want it? And how do you think attaining it will make you feel? Chances are, if all of these questions have answers, there’s a place for a deeper look at what is making us unhappy or unfulfilled as well as what we can do to fix them so we can feel content with ourselves and our lives.
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