Happiness Is a Choice

Happiness is a Choice

Many people in the world risk time for self-improvement; the possible presence of contentment is often ignored and it’s only the imperfections that get exposed. In reality, there exists a level of satisfaction that we grow oblivious of and decided to ignore. It is the superficial stance that drives one to go struggle for that misled recognition of a goal, pushing the soul into too much tension believing he was still doing it for the sake of his own clamored happiness. “Happiness is a state of mind.” If one wishes to be happy he will be happy.

Committing the worst act of comparison seems to be a shared mistake by the victims of discontentment. They live in avid resentment saying “If they have that then why can’t I have it too?” We are individuals and feats are not done in a mutual sense. What happens in other’s lives is none of our business. We have our own lives to get busy with. We work on our own ladder of happiness and envy has no name on any of those steps we’re making. Envy is here for challenge so we accept it but we don’t let it defeat us. The unreasonable disgruntlement sensation rooted from envy is easily eliminated if its natural effects are reflected upon. After proper recognition, we laugh and witness its sole effect and that is “stress for nothing” As straightforward as it is we give ourselves stress and we don’t get anything in exchange. Yes we’ll strive to be like our neighbor and succeed in it but we did it with stress while he is relaxed and all happy. In the end we did achieved something yet we’re not happy.

Happiness has several ways of portrayal. We might not have everything that the whole world is dying for but sure we’ll see happiness as it finds its way to us. Appreciation is a big word of consideration in our search of true happiness. Acknowledgement of life’s every blessing is a good start. From here, we realize to be happy with