5 Aspects Of Happiness And 

Fulfillment (part 3)

Northern Deer Alexander

... continued from Part 2

Essential Aspect #3: Develop PositiveThinking & Attitude

The pursuit of happiness and fulfillment is a journey that requires the cultivation of particular habits. Among these habits, one stands out as the third essential element that leads to a happier and more fulfilled life: cultivating positivity.

Do you ever find yourself feeling down, even when good things happen to you? Do you dwell on adverse events and let them overshadow the joyous moments in your life?

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It's no secret

... that our brains tend to focus on negative events more than positive ones. It's easy to get caught up in negative thoughts and feelings, leading to anxiety and depression. However, by training our minds to develop positive thinking, we can significantly boost our happiness and fulfillment.

Cultivating positivity doesn't mean wearing a fake smile every day or pretending that everything is amazing, even when things aren't going well. It's about observing, appreciating, and expecting positivity in our lives. Focusing on the good things and practicing gratitude can make a big impact on our overall happiness.

Research has shown that practicing gratitude helps to trigger positive feelings, builds better relationships, and enhances our immune system. A recent study also proved that practicing gratitude can make you more mindful of your spending habits, leading to better financial decisions.

So, how can you cultivate an attitude of gratitude and positivity in your life? There are several simple tasks that you can do every day to help boost your happiness and fulfillment.

One of the easiest things you can do

... is to learn to thank others sincerely. When someone does something kind for you, be quick to show your appreciation, no matter how big or small the favor is. This not only makes the other person happy, but it also gives you a happiness lift as well. It's an immediate reward to see how an expression of gratitude can make a positive change in someone else's day.

Another effective way to cultivate gratitude

... is to keep a gratitude diary. Write down the things you appreciate about your life, both big and small, and count your blessings. Make a routine to reflect on everything you are thankful for regularly, including the wonderful people you've come across in life who have taught you valuable lessons, your past experiences, both good and bad, as well as the things you have in your life now.

It's also important to accept the negative events from your past and learn from them. Even the most painful experiences can provide positive lessons that can help you grow and become a better person.

In addition

... to these practices, writing a gratitude letter can brighten someone else's day and boost your happiness as well. Write a thoughtful letter to someone who has impacted your life in a positive way, expressing your appreciation for their contribution. Reading a letter of gratitude has been shown to cause a boost in happiness, according to positive psychology expert Martin Seligman.

Finally,

... it's essential to surround yourself with positive people who can influence you positively. You can't make everyone happy, and that's okay. Cut (as much as possible, of course) contact with those who inject negativity into your life and spend quality time with positive-minded people. 

The finale:

In conclusion, cultivating positivity is an essential habit that leads to happiness and fulfillment. By practicing gratitude, appreciating the good things in life, and surrounding ourselves with positive people, we can significantly boost our happiness and create a fulfilling life.

About the Author

Northern Deer Alexander is the founder of The WOW Academy. When he is not working with his students, he enjoys leading shamanic journeys and meditation sessions, going for walks, traveling and meeting new people, engaging in energetic and physical training, reading books, and creating online courses on spirituality and personal development.