Love is great and you should experience all the love you want to, in all its forms, but how other people feel about you should not define your happiness.
You define your happiness, it’s what you do or don’t do and ultimately how you feel about yourself that makes you happy or not.
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Once you start practicing the daily mindset of owning your own happiness, the world will open up to you in ways that you may not have considered.
To accomplish owning your own happiness, practice each of these attitudes each day, by including it into your morning routine.
Accept Yourself
Getting to know you also means that at some point, you have to accept who you are, flaws, and all.
That doesn’t mean you use the flaws as an excuse. No – instead, you discover ways to overcome the flaws. If you’re short, you get a stair step to help, and you don’t give up.
No one is suggesting that you accept anything that is changeable about yourself. Whether through exercise or surgery, if you can change something and determine it’s important to change it, do so.
Do it because you think it’s important. Otherwise, accept who you are as you are now.
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Fix Yourself
While you are self-accepting about things that you can’t change, after all, you’re born who you are born to be, and you cannot change much, but what you can change and do have control over is very powerful.
When you identify things you don’t like that you can fix, decide right away to start fixing them by adding daily habits that help into your schedule.
Express Yourself
One thing that shows that a person has manifested into a complete adult human being is expressing who you are without shame and concern about other people’s feelings.
This does not mean you lack empathy either, and it simply means that you don’t ask permission to be who you are, and you’re not afraid to set boundaries surrounding how people behave around you.
The more you value yourself, the happier you’re going to allow yourself to become.
People who value their time and themselves aren’t afraid to say no to what they have no joy in doing.
They are not people-pleasers, they’re self-pleasers, but they have a high level of morality too in that they’re empathetic to others, but they’re not going to be used or walked on.
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