Savor the little things
It’s very easy to notice everything that’s going wrong around you. But it’s also very important to pay attention to the good things.
Ask yourself every day: What can I be grateful for right now? What do I have in my life that I cherish? What small things can I enjoy today?
Making an effort to focus on the good can do a lot to improve your attitude.
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