Do More Of What Makes You Happy

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“Happiness always looks small while you hold it in your hands, but let it go, and you learn at once how big and precious it is.”– Maxim Gorky

You want to be happy, right? Do you think you can find it? If you think so, where do you think you can find it? Where? Can you measure happiness? Is it measurable? Maybe, maybe not.

You can find happiness if you do the right things. Happiness is everywhere. If you really care about your happiness, check your actions, check your relationships, check your work, and check yourself. Are they making you happy, or are they hurting you? If they make you happy, embrace them. But if they are hurting you, stay away. To put simply, do more of what makes you happy. And do less of what hurts you.

Your happiness is in your own hands. Do not neglect it. We lose whatever we neglect. If you want to be happier, do not neglect what makes you happy. According to Andre Maurois, ” When one is already happy it is important not to lose the virtues which have produced happiness.” Whatever it is that makes you happy, keep it. Don’t let it go. Because your happiness is in your own hands. Don’t you think so?

What Is Your Particular Life’s Work?

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You are here on earth for a purpose. But you can’t find that purpose if you don’t listen to your heart. Your heart is your messaging house. If you don’t listen to it, how can you here your heart beat? You can’t.

If you want to know what you are here on earth to do, listen to your heart. Your heart is beating for a reason or reasons. Your heart is singing for a reason. Listen to your heart. Rumi said, “Everyone has been made for some particular work, and the desire for that work has been put in every heart.” In order to connect with your particular work, you must listen to your heart. If you do, you will find it. If not, keep listening.

“Everyone has been made for some particular work, and the desire for that work has been put in every heart.”- Rumi

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