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Simple Ways to Live a Happy Life


The true purpose of life is to stay happy. That is the whole end and aim of human existence. Yet, we are far away from achieving it, and end of thinking remaining happy as a myth. But in reality, happiness is already available for us, all the single time. To stay healthy and happy does not require a lot of time or money- just a little motivation and desire. Following are few simple ways to live a happy life:
1. Do what you love
Do what you love doing. If you are interested in writing stories, playing sports, swimming or teaching children, always make time to do it. You will love doing it. Once you do activities that you love, you will be filled with joy.
2.Be thankful                                                                                                                                  
If you think of all the things that you have to be grateful for, you will realize how blessed you are. Most of the times, we take our basic amenities for granted. Without even realizing its importance in our life, we misuse available resources and end up spending it recklessly. If we start appreciating the things that are already available, then only we will begin to feel happy in our life.

3. Help others

In some cases after we’ve accomplished our very own objectives, despite everything we feel exhausted inside on the grounds that we haven’t influenced an important commitment to anyone to else’s life. When we volunteer or help other people, it feels great to simply be of service to another person. The effect we make feels satisfying and is a major potential hotspot for our own particular bliss.   

4. Share with others

When we share our thoughts, our opportunity, and our capacities with others, we feel better for it. An existence lived without sharing can turn out to be forlorn. When you share with others, they’ll feel awesome towards you and help you to feel more delight in your own life.
5.Smile more
Work on smiling progressively and perceive how it influences you inside, and also people around you. You can simply stand to give a grin. Smiling can make you more joyful — regardless of the possibility that you need to constrain it, despite everything you will can rest easy.
6.Relax for at least an hour before bedtime
To truly unwind, close down the Internet no less than an hour prior to bed. Also, don’t practice just before sleep time, as that expands your course. You have to clear your psyche, so sit in front of the TV or read a book or magazine to slow down. A few people think a shower awakens you, so consider changing your shower in the morning and scrub down.
7. Practice good eating habits
It’s substantially more difficult to feel genuinely glad when you’re sick. In any case, when you eat right, you feel better both physically and rationally. Also, you’ll maintain a strategic distance from that guilty inclination that you just pigged out on junk food.
8. Spend time with your loved ones
There’s no supplanting for investing quality, energy with your friends and family. We’re social creatures, regardless of the possibility that you’re a thoughtful person or a maverick. Individuals cherish investing time with their loved ones for good discussion, bonding, and a few chuckles. Life’s too short to live it totally alone.

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