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17/08/2022

WHAT IS HAPPY LIFE… AND THIS IS THE ANSWER!
1. Waking up early is also a type of happiness. Do you realize that early risers make you happier and more relaxed than pointless naps? Try once to wake up before the world, and go to an empty, high place and breathe in the fresh air.
2. If you want to wake up early with full of energy, try to force yourself to go to bed early. If you are not busy with important work, go to bed early, it is also a kind of happiness that many people forget.
3. Practice limiting processed foods, starting with lollipops, cookies, chips and then pasta, cereals and even bread. Eat deliciously, cleanly, to be happy you must first love your stomach sincerely.
4. If you are lazy to eat breakfast, you will never be happy. So, take the time to treat yourself to a hearty breakfast. Sitting comfortably, doing nothing, just leisurely enjoying breakfast. That is not only happiness, but also peace.
5. Stretching comfortably is also a way to make yourself happy. Don't laugh! When you are tired, just stretch your body to the fullest, stretching the tips of your fingers and toes.
6. Drinking water is not only a way to purify the body but also a way to help yourself be happy. Buy a one liter bottle of water and try to drink it all in one day and then try to finish two bottles later.
7. Don't underestimate the daily diary lines. Journaling is also a way to enjoy life. So, buy a nice notebook and a black pen. Every day, take a moment to write down everything you do, from buying a cup of coffee to going on dates. Then later you will realize that no detail is trivial.
8. Make your bed, then you will feel something very strange, very new and very like. Dump all your sheets and everything you have in your underwear drawer into the washing machine, add a scoop of luscious conditioner, and spin it all through.
9. Make the bed, then clean the whole room so it's neat and pretty. Throw away anything you don't use anymore, re-clean the doors and mirrors, and then light another scented candle. Such is happiness.
10. Normally take a half-hour bath, today take a luxurious bath, very clean. Once in a while, reward yourself with such relaxation! Play a song you love, wash your hair, scrub your body, exfoliate, brush your teeth, apply moisturizer, etc. Take a little extra time to pay attention to areas you often forget like crevices. of your toes, inner thighs and even the back of your neck!
11. Wear comfortable clothes, wear headphones, and walk. Be ready to smile at strangers in the opposite direction and wait to see how many people will smile back at you. If you have a dog, take them with you, watching them work will help you learn a lot.
12. Texting an old friend brings back good memories. If possible, schedule an appointment. Sometimes, finding old feelings is also a way to make yourself happy.
13. Think deeply and deeply about the things that excite you like guilt, s*x, or some forgotten romantic rule, etc. Then find a book that deals with the problem you're dealing with. think to read!
14. Allow yourself to be a little loose from time to time, like sticking out your tongue at a child, complimenting someone on a nice dress, practicing standing upright when walking, then starting a conversation with strangers to become friends, Stop discussing, mocking others for a day, two days, then a whole week, etc. Let's be so casual so that we can be happy.
15. Camp in a cool place somewhere, lie in the sun, daydream about what you want to do, about the life you want. Then when you open your eyes, start doing the smallest things to realize that dream.

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17/08/2022

How to Improve Your Work-Life Balance Today 🧐
1. Accept that there is no ‘perfect’ work-life balance.
When you hear “work-life balance,” you probably imagine having an extremely productive day at work, and leaving early to spend the other half of the day with friends and family. While this may seem ideal, it is not always possible.
Don’t strive for the perfect schedule; strive for a realistic one. Some days, you might focus more on work, while other days you might have more time and energy to pursue your hobbies or spend time with your loved ones. Balance is achieved over time, not each day.
“It is important to remain fluid and constantly assess where you are [versus] your goals and priorities,” said Heather Monahan, founder of the career mentoring group, . “At times, your children may need you, and other times, you may need to travel for work, but allowing yourself to remain open to redirecting and assessing your needs on any day is key in finding balance.”
2. Find a job that you love.
Although work is an expected societal norm, your career shouldn’t be restraining. If you hate what you do, you aren’t going to be happy, plain and simple. You don’t need to love every aspect of your job, but it needs to be exciting enough that you don’t dread getting out of bed every morning.
Monahan recommended finding a job that you are so passionate about you would do it for free. “If your job is draining you, and you are finding it difficult to do the things you love outside of work, something is wrong,” said Monahan. “You may be working in a toxic environment, for a toxic person, or doing a job that you truly don’t love. If this is the case, it is time to find a new job.”
3. Prioritize your health.
Your overall physical, emotional and mental health should be your main concern. If you struggle with anxiety or depression and think therapy would benefit you, fit those sessions into your schedule, even if you have to leave work early or ditch your evening spin class. If you are battling a chronic illness, don’t be afraid to call in sick on rough days. Overworking yourself prevents you from getting better, possibly causing you to take more days off in the future.
“Prioritizing your health first and foremost will make you a better employee and person,” said Monahan. “You will miss less work, and when you are there, you will be happier and more productive.”
Prioritizing your health doesn’t have to consist of radical or extreme activities. It can be as simple as daily meditation or exercise.
4. Don’t be afraid to unplug.
Cutting ties with the outside world from time to time allows us to recover from weekly stress and gives us space for other thoughts and ideas to emerge. Unplugging can mean something simple like practicing transit meditation on your daily commute, instead of checking work emails.
Monahan said when she used to travel with her boss for work, she’d look over to find him reading a novel while she would be doing something work-related.
“I didn’t understand at the time that he was giving himself a break and decompressing while I was leading myself to a potential burnout,” said Monahan.
Now, Monahan practices the same tactics. She reiterated that taking that time to unwind is critical to success and will help you feel more energized when you’re on the clock.
5. Take a vacation.
Sometimes, truly unplugging means taking vacation time and shutting work completely off for a while. Whether your vacation consists of a one-day staycation or a two-week trip to Bali, it’s important to take time off to physically and mentally recharge.
According to the State of American Vacation 2018 study conducted by the U.S. Travel Association, 52% of employees reported having unused vacation days left over at the end of the year. Employees are often worried that taking time off will disrupt the workflow, and they will be met with a backlog of work when they return. This fear should not restrict you from taking a much-needed break.
“The truth is, there is no nobility in not taking well-deserved time away from work; the benefits of taking a day off far outweigh the downsides,” said Chancey. “With proper planning, you can take time away without worrying about burdening your colleagues or contending with a huge workload when you return.”
6. Make time for yourself and your loved ones.
While your job is important, it shouldn’t be your entire life. You were an individual before taking this position, and you should prioritize the activities or hobbies that make you happy. Chancey said that achieving work-life balance requires deliberate action.
“If you do not firmly plan for personal time, you will never have time to do other things outside of work,” said Chancey. “No matter how hectic your schedule might be, you ultimately have control of your time and life.”
When planning time with your loved ones, create a calendar for romantic and family dates. It may seem weird to plan one-on-one time with someone you live with, but it will ensure that you spend quality time with them without work-life conflict. Just because work keeps you busy doesn’t mean you should neglect personal relationships.
“Realize that no one at your company is going to love you or appreciate you the way your loved ones do,” said Monahan. “Also [remember] that everyone is replaceable at work, and no matter how important you think your job is, the company will not miss a beat tomorrow if you are gone.”
7. Set boundaries and work hours.
Set boundaries for yourself and your colleagues, to avoid burnout. When you leave the office, avoid thinking about upcoming projects or answering company emails. Consider having a separate computer or phone for work, so you can shut it off when you clock out. If that isn’t possible, use separate browsers, emails or filters for your work and personal platforms.
Additionally, Chancey recommended setting specific work hours. “Whether you work away from home or at home, it is important to determine when you will work and when you will stop working; otherwise, you might find yourself answering work-related emails late at night, during vacations or on weekends off,” said Chancey.
Chancey advised notifying team members and your manager about boundaries beyond which you cannot be accessible because you are engaged in personal activities. This will help to ensure that they understand and respect your workplace limits and expectations.
8. Set goals and priorities (and stick to them).
Set achievable goals by implementing time-management strategies, analyzing your to-do list, and cutting out tasks that have little to no value.
Pay attention to when you are most productive at work and block that time off for your most important work-related activities. Avoid checking your emails and phone every few minutes, as those are major time-wasting tasks that derail your attention and productivity. Structuring your day can increase productivity at work, which can result in more free time to relax outside of work.
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16/08/2022

7 Reasons why moms are truly a gift from God
Motherhood demands some saintly attributes
There are some striking similarities between the qualities demanded of today’s moms and some of those of the ancient saints. While motherhood can be extremely demanding, it does encourage us to be the best of ourselves and give us the opportunity to appreciate the meaning and joy of sacrifice.
Motherhood is a true vocation, even when unplanned
Sometimes women become mothers when they least expect it. Many embrace this challenge and do their utmost to put their children first. As a result, these children have an opportunity in life, and who knows what they might achieve?
Moms never, ever give up
One of the tricky parts of being a mom is that it’s a lifelong commitment. And while moms may sometimes question their abilities as a parent, just as with having faith, they hang in, knowing that the tough times can lead to some wonderful experiences ahead.
10 Things moms do out of love, even when it’s hard
Although kids might battle through their childhood, going against everything their moms say, as they embrace adult life they’ll soon appreciate all the sound advice their moms have imparted. Just as in our relationship with God, as we grow older and wiser we learn to cherish and appreciate what we often take for granted.
Moms will always have you by their side
Being a mom means you never switch off. Whether you’re trying to grab a shower, or eat a sandwich, you’re pretty much always on call — even if your kids have left home! As you walk through life they’ll always have your hand, maybe if it’s a hand from afar. That bond is so precious, and moms will do whatever it takes to be there for you if you need them.
Moms face the toughest challenges but still lead by example
Being a single mom has its own set of challenges; whether emotional, spiritual, physical, or financial. However, there are some notable religious women who, as single moms, still managed to lead virtuous lives devoted to God. With their faith as their cornerstone, they were wonderful mothers who showed their children what was important in life.
You’ll never tire of her embrace
Sometimes there’s nothing better, or more needed, than having the reassuring arms of your mom wrapped around you. No matter your age, it’s a feeling that will last a lifetime

12/08/2022

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12/08/2022

How to stand up for yourself (and why you find it so difficult)
For some of us, standing up for ourselves doesn’t come naturally – in fact, it might even feel impossible. Maybe you’re someone who doesn’t like to “rock the boat” so you swallow any opposing thoughts or feelings to avoid confrontation.
Going along with what other people want just feels like the better – or easier – thing to do.
But when we allow people to walk all over us, it’s going to leave us with a bad taste in our mouth. We’re going to be left with anger and resentment. We might wonder why people are so inconsiderate… Why they don’t just know what we want.
Standing up for ourselves is about having boundaries, and importantly, knowing how to assert them. When we don’t do this, we become passive – we allow life to just “happen”, often trampling over us along the way.
If you find it difficult standing up for yourself, you’re probably out of touch with your own needs – and overly attuned to other people’s. When this happens, you leave yourself wide open to being taken advantage of.
You might relate to any of the following:
You fear you’ll be faced with rejection or anger if you don’t give in to other people’s wants and needs.
The idea of standing up for yourself fills you with dread. You know that deep down you want to say something but the words don’t come. Or maybe they do come, but further down the line, at the wrong moment and in a burst of anger and frustration.
You generally prefer to play second fiddle instead of taking the limelight.
You likely overcommit yourself at work e.g. working long hours, taking too much on etc.
You feel lost or directionless
You avoid confrontation at all costs
You might feel guilty when you do manage to stand up for yourself
You’re a people-pleaser. In fact, you’re comfortable pleasing everyone but yourself.
Why do I struggle to stand up for myself?
The first step in learning how to stand up for yourself is to understand why you feel this way. Regardless of whether you’re more naturally introverted or extroverted, expressing and asserting yourself should be relatively instinctive. When it’s not – and when it feels overly-challenging – it’s usually rooted in the past.
Somewhere along the line you might have learnt that it was bad to have needs or that your needs weren’t as important as other people’s. This belief might be so deep-rooted that you’re not even aware of it at a conscious level. But deep down, it holds you prisoner to the needs and wishes of everyone but yourself.
Perhaps your parents weren’t very tuned into your needs growing up. You might have looked after a parent who was unwell (mentally, physically or emotionally) and who over-relied on you. Maybe you were overly empathic towards them. You worried about hurting their feelings or making them feel bad if you were to express how you felt or what you really wanted.
If you relate to this, you might find yourself grappling with a lot of guilt – perhaps even today.
Alternatively, you may have grown up with very strict parents where standing up for yourself was out of the question. A parent – or both – ruled the roost. When you expressed what you wanted or how you felt, you were shot down – punished, ignored or abandoned. Over time, you learnt to make yourself small, and suppress your needs altogether.
If this feels familiar, you might find yourself in similar relationships today. Perhaps it’s a micromanaging boss, a controlling partner, an emotionally draining friend… We tend to seek out similar dynamics to the ones we experienced in childhood because they feel “familiar” to us.
How to stand up for yourself and break the pattern
Pinpoint why you find standing up for yourself so difficult – did you relate to any of the above? See if you can clearly identify what experiences in your childhood might have led you to undermine your own needs. When we understand why we behave in a certain way, we open the door to changing that behaviour.
Make a note of all the ways you might be giving too much – in your relationships, at work, home etc. If you’re not sure, try identifying any areas in your life that make you feel angry or resentful. Once you know where the imbalances are, you can gradually start to level them out, one by one.
Get clear on your needs – if you’re not sure what they are, try brainstorming on a piece of paper, writing statements like,
“I would really love it if…”
“I want….”
“It’s important to me that I feel…”
Considering – and prioritising – other people’s needs has probably become second nature to you. Shift the focus onto you and what you want. You might find that you need to do this over and over again. The brain is a muscle, it’s going to take time to retrain it into focusing on you.
Start small and build your confidence up slowly – assertiveness is a skill which means you need to practice it. It’s likely to feel scary at first so start with the smaller things that don’t feel so intimidating.
Use “I” statements when asserting yourself – this is rule number one in the healthy communication handbook. Some examples of this in action:
“I don’t appreciate it when you take that tone with me”
“I sense that you’re unhappy with something at the moment. Please can you let me know what’s wrong?”
“I’m not prepared to talk about this today”
“I’m overworked at the moment and I need you to delegate some of my responsibilities to other members of the team”.
Expect to feel guilty, and push on through anyway – watch out for any guilt, and simply acknowledge it when it comes. Remind yourself that it’s just an old feeling, and not relevant or helpful right now. If it helps, you can visually imagine yourself locking your guilt away in a cupboard/empty drawer in the house.
Consider whether you might be stuck in any unhealthy relationships – if you are, you need to find a healthier balance. Ideally these relationships will naturally shift into a healthier place as you build your assertiveness. If they don’t, you might want to start therapy or consider walking away. The people who love and care for you will want to see you grow. If they don’t, it’s time to fill your world with people who do.
Your desires and needs are just as important as everyone else’s. They might not have been recognised as such when you were younger but you have the power to make sure that they are now. And as you begin to fight your own corner, you’ll find that things begin to shift in your favour.

12/08/2022

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