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Four Steps to Make Yourself Happier
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" W& b" [; c% k1. "Force yourself to smile and you’ll soon stop frowning."
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Try this exercise.
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A. Smile
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C. Smile' b! B3 ?. |, S( \1 j2 L
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G. Repeat the above until you are cheerful.
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Do this exercise whenever you are frowning, upset, depressed, angry, apathetic or resentful.1 _# _; w) E+ N. B. c9 a
+ M) [( K7 O& ?1 eTry the exercise in front of a mirror for an extra boost.6 D, o( P1 f$ |5 O( { S
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