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Negativity can discourage us, add to our stress, put strain on our relationship, make us less productive, and reduce our overall happiness. Positivity on the other hand has many benefits across our lives in terms of our health, relationships, and careers.
But, how do you become more positive? Is it really that simple? Here are four key steps to help you to develop a more positive mindset.
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Is Your Glass Half-Full Or Half Empty?
Do you know what happy, successful people think about every day? It’s simple. They think about what they want and how they can get it. Positivity can change your life. When you spend your time thinking and talking about what you want from life and how you can achieve it, you will feel happier and more in control. When you think about happy things, your brain releases endorphins, which give you a feeling of well-being. It doesn’t take long to develop a positive attitude. The Importance of Optimism Psychological tests have shown that happy people have a specific quality that enables them to live a better life. That quality, of course, is optimism. If you’re groaning at the thought of such positivity, because you worry that you can’t become an optimist, then stop right now. According to WebMD, optimism can be learned. It’s all about cause and effect. If you change your way of thinking and align it with optimists, you will start to feel happier and see results. The idea that you can use humor, laughter, and play to promote your health probably seems too simple to be true. However, it really is true and that simple.
A sense of humor, laughter and play all have a part in keeping us healthy. There are benefits to increasing humor, laughter, and play into your life that will affect you mentally, physically and socially. Humor And Laughter The sound of laughter is infectious. Have you ever heard a belly laugh of a young child and been able to resist smiling in return? The sound of a roaring laugh is far more contagious than a sniffle, sneeze, or cough. When laughter is shared between people, it binds them together and increases happiness and intimacy. Laughter is beneficial physically, mentally and socially. Digital damage is the effects of electronic devices on your well-being
In the last several years, many studies involving the regular use of communication devices such as cell phones have been conducted to verify their impact on health. While some definitive results have been achieved, it is difficult to know the effect those results actually have on the wellbeing of individuals. Numerous studies have been conducted showing that the low levels of electromagnetic radiation from cell phones and other broadcasting devices have a direct impact on the molecules of the body. The radio waves and microwaves emitted by these devices cause increased oxidation in certain enzymes, marking an increase in overall oxidation levels in the body. It is still unclear however just how much this increased oxidation actually harms the body, if at all. Here are 5 Simple Tricks to Stick to your New Year's Resolutions.
Near the beginning of January each year, about 40% of all Americans vow to change one thing or another about their lifestyle. Perhaps one of that 40% was you. New Year’s resolutions usually fall under the following categories:
But carrying out your resolutions can be done. Read on to find out how... |
AuthorHerb Sennett writes about life and how to enjoy it more. 
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