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2021-12-10 21:25:27 3. Letting fear or hate control you.

Our brains are hardwired to warn us of real danger and keep us safe, but fear and anxiety can paralyze us. Fear of failure is a barrier to pursuing our dreams. Fear of putting ourselves "out there" influences the choices we're willing to make in life.
The same goes for hate. Allowing ourselves to be consumed by anger just mires us in cynicism and animosity. Difficult experiences can fill you with pain, but making decisions based on hate steals your ability to focus on what really matters to you. Hate bleeds you of your happiness.
Stop holding on to your fear and your hate. A meditation practice and journaling help you let go of those emotions. Take time to reflect on your actions and how you treat others. Don’t let hostility creep into your life.

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2021-12-10 21:11:46 2. Not appreciating what you have.

No matter what your circumstances in life, you have so much to be grateful for. Every day you draw breath is an opportunity to work toward your goals, serve others and find all the little joys in life. When we are ungrateful we dismiss the importance and value of all what we have.
Gratitude changes your life. Being thankful shifts your focus away from what you don’t have toward how full and wonderful your life truly is. Gratitude reduces stess, brings peace of mind and makes you more resilient and caring.

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2021-12-10 20:53:51 1. Constantly comparing yourself with others.

The temptation to compare ourselves to others is almost overwhelming. However, constantly comparing ourselves to others will result in dissatisfaction with our own lives.
It’s easy to look at someone else and think that they have the perfect career, the happiest relationships, make more money or seem more attractive. But comparisons are never fair, because we are all unique human beings, with our own talents, fears, passions and traits. We have vastly different life experiences, desires and goals. When comparing yourself with others, try to balance your perception. Remind yourselt that we are all human. No one is perfect. We are all just striving to put our best face forward.

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2021-12-10 20:40:36 10 Horrible Habits That Destroy Your Happiness

We are all constantly in pursuit of happiness. Every day we make choices in life that affect how we feel and think about ourselves. We usually believe we are making good decisions that will bring us closer to a state of well-being. We naturally seek to avoid fear and create a comfortable life.
The only problem is that sometimes the choices we make actually increase our anxiety and despair. We fall into bad habits that hurt us and destroy our chances of finding lasting contentment.

You can stop the negative cycle and begin taking back your happiness by quashing these 10 horrible habits.

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2021-12-10 18:08:08 Good evening, dear subscribers I would like to share with you my latest IELTS score that I got today. Comparing with my previous result, I got the same overall score of 8 . However, I managed to improve my reading, listening and writing scores To my disappointment, I got 7 in speaking section which made me really upset as in February I had achieved 8 in this section

P.S. Writing and speaking scores may vary depending on how your mood is on the test day or how interested you are in the given topics. So, prepare well so that you can show great performance regardless of the topic or mood

By the way, I'm going to enquire a remark, hopefully, I will get my speaking score improved.

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2021-12-09 14:15:29 #girlishquotes
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2021-12-08 18:55:18 #movie

"The Pursuit of happiness "
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2021-12-08 18:55:18 "The pursuit of happiness " 2006 Open / Comment

2021-12-08 18:13:28 New vocabulary

be obsessed — be unable to, or find it difficult to, think of anything else — biror narsa bilan hayoli band bo’lmoq; berilib ketmoq
accumulate — collect over a period of time — yig’moq, jamg’armoq
mattress — the part of a bed which is slept on — to’shak, matras
deprive of — stop oneself from having or enjoying something (phrase) — ...dan mahrum qilmoq
elaborate — luxurious; fancy — ulkan, hashamatli, dabdabali
make of use — use (phrase) — ishlatmoq, foydalanmoq
utilisation — use in a practical way [noun] — foydalanish
acute — sharp; severe — keskir, o’tkir
modify — change slightly — sekin o’zgarmoq

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2021-12-08 18:13:28 ATTITUDES TOWARDS MONEY

Generally, people are classified into three categories according to their attitudes towards money: misers, spenders, and economizers. Misers seem almost obsessed with the idea of saving, so they accumulate money in banks if their income is large, or in the house - stuffed in mattresses or under the living room rug - if they are low- income people. They deprive themselves of many things and spend money just on the most essential things. Spenders are people who have a tendency to spend too much on too many unnecessary things. They are often too generous, making elaborate gifts to friends and family. Credit cards in some spenders' hands are often dangerous weapons. They become addicted to using them, only to regret it later when the bills come in and they are unable to pay. Economizers are practical people who spend wisely, usually making use of a budget. They can enjoy more and various material things and activities due to their careful utilization of funds. They spend in moderation and save in moderation for their future retirement or the education of their children. Of these three types of people, economizers are what most of us are having to be in our age. The acute problems of inflation, shortages, and low salaries are forcing us to become economizers. It is the only way to be if we are to survive in the future. Hopefully, the misers and big spenders will modify their extreme attitudes towards money in these circumstances and convert into economizers.

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