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Create Multiple Happiness Streams in Your Life

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Happiness is the greatest challenge we see entrepreneurs’ battle with in their entrepreneurial journey of growth. There are many things that go by the wayside in the rest of their lives that influence their overall happiness and harmony as they focus on their business to make it more prosperous, secure and valued. They spend less time doing the same thing for their happiness. 

Read the below article to know more about it: 

Create Multiple Happiness Streams in Your Life: When it comes to taking off financial wealth, many experts have said it’s wise to diversify and create multiple streams of revenue or cash flow. Read more 

 

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Key Streams Of Happiness 

The following are three key streams of happiness that will level up your business, wellbeing, and satisfaction.

People: As entrepreneur, we are extremely mindful of the narratives of wretchedness, increased tension, lower inspiration, and absence of physical consideration taking. 

To battle that, it's imperative to ingrain social association as a day by day practice. Having close associations has been demonstrated to reduce powerlessness to sudden passing, increment the capacity to endure a deadly disease, and in everyday application, better your capacity to deal with unpleasant occasions. 

Place: We have the ability to build or go to environments that bring us joy. During a pandemic, you may feel restricted in where those places are. There can be three places:

The first is inside your own home. Making your work place fun loving and cool, makes your mind fresh. The second is public and accessible open-air locations such as parks, beaches, or trails. Exposure to these places will ground you and naturally boost your self-esteem, satisfaction and happiness. The third are virtual places. We can use video conferencing tools and other tech platforms such as social media and meetup apps to socially engage and connect.

Things or experiences: Whether it's through social engagement, atmospheres, or experiences, having variety in the creating of joy will create sustainable, long-term happiness, even in the most stressful of times. If one becomes inaccessible or temporarily boring, which will happen, you can pick up another source and build variation. 

Read the below articles to Use this Pandemic to create carotid stream of happiness in your life

How To Find Joy In Troubled Times:

How does one actually boost happiness during a global pandemic? It’s certainly not as simple or tactile as sanitising hands and space— but there are actions we can take to manifest joy. Read more 

Importance Of Finding Joy:

“It’s hard to be happy right now,” says Ingrid Fetell Lee, the author of the book Joyful: The Surprising Power of Ordinary Things to Create Extraordinary Happiness. “But those moments of joy are still accessible to us.” Read more 

3 Ways To Be Happier:

Learning how to be happier at work can be a challenging in current scenario. Here are three simple ideas to increase your happiness and joy. Read more 

Finding Happiness During Pandemic:

This stay at home period of social distancing may leave immense of time for contemplation. Why not use this moment to take stock of your own emotional well-being? Read more 

 

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