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Four Steps to Make Yourself Happier
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1. "Force yourself to smile and you’ll soon stop frowning."
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; M, D5 i& r$ [, G) ]6 \Try this exercise.4 r5 \6 _; J8 }5 K9 l
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A. Smile. H: P7 |" v! P% B
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B. Don’t smile1 I2 y, y8 @/ }# Q$ F
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C. Smile
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E. Smile1 y6 {& l3 ^3 N3 E
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F. Don’t smile/ [/ G" }0 j! v8 @' ~
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Do this exercise whenever you are frowning, upset, depressed, angry, apathetic or resentful.+ R8 Q4 e3 w' i3 t9 K. w
: K) K, P$ R; a1 U7 c; B/ ~4 DTry the exercise in front of a mirror for an extra boost.% Y& M; y% p+ f
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