How To Be Happier?

Video: How To Be Happier?

Video: How To Be Happier?
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How To Be Happier?
How To Be Happier?
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Each of us asked ourselves this question at least once in our lives. Anyone knows a lot of recipes, but for the most part it all comes down to the fact that a person wants (in the future tense) to possess something or someone. It can be anything: money, cars, villas, position in society, prestige at work or in business, status, talent, knowledge, possession of a beautiful wife / miss universe /, or a very smart and influential husband. In other words, it turns out that the person himself is happy, he cannot be, because he lacks something. At the same time, in most cases, we, possessing very critical thinking, write all these desires into unrealizable ones. And gradually a person teaches himself that one should not dream of the impossible.

The whole human existence is built on the principle of moving from dangerous to useful. From early childhood we learn to avoid what is dangerous / hot iron, jumping from the fifth floor /, in this we are helped by fear, working as a kind of safety device. And we consider useful what brings us pleasure. Moreover, in some cases the picture is very contradictory. Ice cream is a pleasure, but giving it to a child before dinner is not really healthy.) There are many such contradictions, and we live in this, in life, in my opinion, speaking in mathematical language, there are no constants, but only variables. The human brain remembers things that are dangerous and not enjoyable very well. And, interestingly, a person himself returns to his negative experience and often experiences these situations, in his imagination, many times. With pleasure, everything is different, what pleases us, people, or rather the brain, very quickly translates into the category of norms, habits and "it should be so." Remember, "a person gets used to good things very quickly." The habit of being constantly joyful in life is perceived in society, to put it mildly, ambiguously. Society plus upbringing teach us to be constantly on alert so that we can immediately begin to act in case of danger. It is natural to spend your attention, in such conditions, on the search for things that can please some of the luxury, because there are more important tasks. At the same time, we forget about a very important factor - time. Our physical existence on this planet is limited. In this regard, the process of obtaining pleasure is very short-lived. After the consultation, one of my clients said a wonderful phrase "Life cannot be postponed for a week, like a vacation." Sometimes the same action can be both dangerous and useful depending on the time. As an example: swimming in the river in winter and summer.

Children are very good at getting pleasure from life, they know how to enjoy little things. Over time, we forget how this is done - the influence of society. But there is an opportunity to learn it again. Our brain constantly perceives and analyzes incoming information. This can be used.

Try during the day, or preferably a week, to write down all the small pleasures that you experience. Starting from a sip of coffee, to the victory of the national team and the smell of lilacs at the entrance. Get yourself a notebook and spend time on it, you need to write right away. Why do you need to do it in writing? You will teach your brain to re-pay attention to pleasure, when not only the intellect, but also the motor center is involved, the process goes faster and more efficiently. Remember, examples in mathematics were first solved in a notebook, and only then the skills to solve them appeared in the head. If you are careful and frank with themselves, then at the end of one day you will be able to see how much pleasure you sometimes do not pay attention to and how much joy you really experience. It is important not to dismiss your feelings and sensations. After all, happiness is a lot of pleasure without guilt.

Live with joy!

Anton Chernykh.

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