SMILE!



Smile! We need not only smile when the goings are good but smiling is also a way of telling our haters, we can live above them even in challenging situations. A smile is the best way to get away with trouble even if it’s a fake one.  I smile, when the challenges of life waves me like the rushing sound of the ocean. I smile because; worrying doesn’t make me any better or make me feel any smarter, rather, smiling does.
It is no doubt that life challenges are worrisome in all capabilities of human existence but when We learn to smile over every hurdle that come our way in our walk through life, we relief ourselves of pain and gradually relax  our mind to thinking of  ways to solve our present predicaments.
Smiling people are happy people- they are people who have consistently decided to live above the challenges of life, and endeavor in making a meaningful experience of what life brings. Smiling people are positive people – they are people with a right mental attitude, living to surpass life’s daily demands. When we smile we pragmatically leave the world with an illusion of how beautiful always seeing the bright side of life can be in any situation. We speak to the conscience of those who sees us that life can be beautiful only when we choose to make a lifetime experience of pleasure, glamour, happiness and love.
Research as shown that, those who smile when they encounter problems solve their problems faster and better than those who worry. By their smile they have already decided to see the simplicity behind the complexities of these problems, but those who worry continually bury their minds to seeing nothing but the complexities of their entangling problems.

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