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Four Steps to Make Yourself Happier' d+ Y0 _2 }- x8 C6 l
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1. "Force yourself to smile and you’ll soon stop frowning."" C: k$ I3 Q+ x R1 r
/ Q$ M" p3 E( ], kTry this exercise.
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A. Smile3 h' u* F6 x2 p, @5 \
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B. Don’t smile: q/ X" s8 k4 `2 H ?6 Y6 r
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C. Smile% j6 h/ A! C' c8 P! U9 @% J* }
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D. Don’t smile
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E. Smile5 \/ k9 L, W1 w$ ]3 ?, j, D
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* D9 S8 ~1 q) g9 I: k1 tG. Repeat the above until you are cheerful.
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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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