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31 DAYS TO HAPPY
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Owen Santos, Contributor
August 26, 2011

Cheer up, Chin Up: 12 Ways to Stay Positive

There's no harm in indulging in a little positive thinking. By Owen Santos
Whether at work or at home, stress and worries come up when you least expect--or need--them. And sometimes, just when you think that things can't get worse, they do. But remember that dwelling on bad things doesn't do anything to make them better, so instead of succumbing to gloom and doom, why not try being positive instead? It may be a challenge, but the rewards are worth it.


Fore more tips and reason on why you should keep a happy vibe, check out these articles:


(First published in Marie Claire Magazine; You First section as "Think Positive. Change Your Life?" in June 2007; adapted for use in Female Network)
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