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Four Steps to Make Yourself Happier$ q$ `/ I- W$ B- V3 k- g
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Try this exercise.
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A. Smile4 I5 i0 Q2 f# \$ P' [4 ^
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E. Smile' Z2 w& G$ a* ?
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F. Don’t smile$ I6 |# d7 M: J9 P/ I$ h
* e3 L2 ?8 w* EG. Repeat the above until you are cheerful.+ m) q3 ?, T) l; N* Z
x, f5 j, t( w/ M, a& t6 p$ N: S. [Do this exercise whenever you are frowning, upset, depressed, angry, apathetic or resentful.
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Try the exercise in front of a mirror for an extra boost.
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