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Leverage the -"focus system"

Leverage the -"focus system"

When we are not focusing on what we're doing, we tend to be far less happy than when we are fully engaged.

- Laundry

- Dishes

- Cooking

Whether it's an activity you enjoy or not put as much of your focus into it as you can.

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A common trap people fall into: Believing that happiness is a destination. In reality, happiness is more like a skill. A set of habits you can practice and improve over time.

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