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Being Thankful

Most people are stuck in negativity out of sheer habit and think happiness is just available in small doses, occasionally. To get out of the negative thinking:

  • Start a Gratitude practice, using a journal or a notepad, and note down the things you like about a certain aspect of your life (like your job, for instance).
  • A daily morning routine of noting three specific things that you are grateful for, no matter how small, also helps you push yourself into a positive mindset.

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