Self help1

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Live life to the fullest….
-Enjoy every moment

Everyone's life is not perfect ,In today’s generation every person is begging for happiness instead of understanding that every life situations demand a different you. And one will have to undergo tensions ,stress , anxiety and difficulties in this life one day or the other. So let us find out some ways to be calm and happy at your down times and live this wonderful life more happily.

1) Be happy all the time
Happiness is a very difficult topic to cover because every person has different notions of being happy. For someone earning more wealth is the key to be happy , for someone getting a good job is the way to be happy , for someone being with friends and family for enjoyment is the best way to have happiness. But in reality, above all is not the real happiness that our soul feels.
Most of the people in this world are not happy and satisfied as they follow if…..then theory. For example if I get a good job then I will be happy , if my friend comes with me then I will be happy etc. People do if…..then......, if….then.......and finally when the work is done they start to think of other things to be happy. Avoid if…..then....heory for a healthy and peaceful life.

Happiness is the inner feeling which is fantastically beautiful. So don’t let it be dependent bon external factors . 'be happy from inside'.
Find gratitude in little things . At the end of the day write down at least three gratitudes . Celebrate little things. When the things are not right , always smile and sit aside , tell yourself that “this will not last forever” . Remember that smile is a curve that helps you to see the things straight :)

Comments

  1. Ram S. Prabhu Dessai13 August 2019 at 10:12

    Congratulations on your first blog..

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  2. Sana Prabhu 13 August 2019 at 10:27

    Amazing 👍

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  3. Gautam 13 August 2019 at 10:32

    Khup mast. Keep writting

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  4. Lavish13 August 2019 at 11:56

    Nice

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  5. Dr Durga nadkarni13 August 2019 at 17:51

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  6. Dr Durga nadkarni13 August 2019 at 17:54

    Very nice... Waiting for more

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  7. samita desai13 August 2019 at 18:13

    This comment has been removed by the author.

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  8. samita desai13 August 2019 at 18:17

    Nice write up ...keep it up

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  9. samita desai13 August 2019 at 18:19

    Nice write up...keep it up

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  10. Madhusudan kamat13 August 2019 at 18:31

    Superb , extraordinary ... it has almost touched Hindu philosophy ... Awaiting your next publication ..... Go better & better...
    Congratulations ! �� - Madhubhai & Nayanivishala

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  11. Shraddha18 August 2019 at 23:33

    Very nice Shambhavi. Read books on all possible topics and of various writers, irrespective of caste, religion etc. Avoid getting biased , learn to establish your logical opinions. You ll do a great job. All the best.

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