How to Stay Well
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It is easy, however, to be happy when you know that everything will be better so long as you do your best. Make it a 154 HOW TO STAY WELL point to be happy just as you make it a point to be clean, to be presentable, to be properly dressed, to work well, to be efficient, to be worth while, to be true to all that is in you. In brief, make the at- tainment of continuous happiness and greater happiness a permanent part of your strongest am- bition. You will soon find results. Your unhappy moments w...ill become less and less frequent as well as less and less significant, while your happy moments will become so numerous as to almost be- come one continuous moment, and the richness of your joy will increase daily to a most satisfying degree.
Avoid all unwholesome mental states, such as fear, anger, worry, depression, disappointment, discouragement, gloom, sulkiness, moroseness, pessimism, sadness, harshness, resentment, re- morse, anxiety, and states of a similar nature. Find fault with no one, condemn no one, antagonize no one; but first refuse to be anxious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is easy, however, to be happy when you know that everything will be better so long as you do your best. Make it a 154 HOW TO STAY WELL point to be happy just as you make it a point to be clean, to be presentable, to be properly dressed, to work well, to be efficient, to be worth while, to be true to all that is in you. In brief, make the at- tainment of continuous happiness and greater happiness a permanent part of your strongest am- bition. You will soon find results. Your unhappy moments w...ill become less and less frequent as well as less and less significant, while your happy moments will become so numerous as to almost be- come one continuous moment, and the richness of your joy will increase daily to a most satisfying degree.
Avoid all unwholesome mental states, such as fear, anger, worry, depression, disappointment, discouragement, gloom, sulkiness, moroseness, pessimism, sadness, harshness, resentment, re- morse, anxiety, and states of a similar nature. Find fault with no one, condemn no one, antagonize no one; but first refuse to be anxious.
What to read after How to Stay Well?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian D Christian Daa Larson to read onlineMoreLess
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