Seven ways to create happiness
Contributed - Nov 23, 2022 - People in Business

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By John Schlapbach

In life, there are times of struggle and difficulty. It’s during these moments when we need to find our inner peace and access our personal reservoir of happiness. Finding happiness doesn’t have to be difficult. We can all achieve a sense of peace, love and contentment in any situation by learning how to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. Here are seven ways you can find your inner peace and happiness at any time. You might not feel like it right now, but the good news is that there are plenty of opportunities for you to develop a happier, more peaceful outlook on life.

Meditate and breathe

Meditation is a powerful self-development tool that can help you find inner peace and happiness in any situation. When you practise mindfulness meditation, you’re training yourself to become more aware of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations—and learn how to let go of what you don’t need. This makes it easier to find happiness in any situation. When you practise sitting down to meditate, you’re giving your mind and body the space it needs to find a sense of peace and stillness that’s often hard to achieve when you’re going about your day with the restlessness and stress of everyday life. Studies have found that meditation has a wide range of benefits, including helping people deal with anxiety, lower their blood pressure and improve their overall health. And when you learn how to meditate, you can use it as a tool for finding inner peace and happiness in any situation. Breathing exercises can also help you find inner peace when you’re feeling stressed out. When you’re feeling anxious or stressed, your breath tends to become shallower. When this happens, you’re not getting enough oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in your blood drop, which can make you feel more anxious. When you slow down and deepen your breath, you help bring your blood back to a healthy level and calm your nerves. This can help you find inner peace in any situation.

Exercise regularly

Exercising is a great way to find inner peace in any situation. This can be especially true if you’re going through a difficult time and feel stressed out. Physical exercise can be a helpful way to release your pent-up emotions. Some research suggests that exercise can reduce stress and anxiety by releasing chemicals called endorphins in your brain. It can also help you sleep better and improve your overall health, which can help you find inner peace and happiness in any situation. When you’re going through a tough time, it can be helpful to think of exercise as not only a way to release your emotions, but also as a form of self-care that’s important during tough times. Exercising regularly can also help you develop positive habits that can help you cope with stress and anxiety in the long term. For example, when you exercise regularly, you’re more likely to sleep better at night and have more energy during the day—both of which can help make it easier to find inner peace and happiness in any situation.

Spend time with loved ones

Spending time with loved ones can be a great way to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. This can be especially true if you’re going through a difficult time and feel stressed out. It can help you let go of the negative emotions that are weighing you down and find strength in your loved ones. It can also help you recognize that there are people around you who care very much about you and want to help you through your struggles. When you’re going through a tough time and feel like you don’t have the strength to keep going, spending time with loved ones can help you find the boost you need to keep going. When you’re going through a difficult time, it can be helpful to think of loved ones as allies and sources of support. It can also help to set up specific plans to spend time with loved ones. This can help you make sure that you take the time you need to recharge, and find inner peace and happiness in any situation.

Help others

Helping others is a great way to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. This can be especially true if you’re going through a difficult time and feel stressed out. When you help others, you have the opportunity to focus on others and put your problems aside for a little while. This can help you let go of the negative emotions that are weighing you down. It can also help you discover new strength within yourself as you find ways to help others. When you’re going through a tough time and feel like you don’t have the strength to keep going, helping others can help you find the boost you need to keep going. When you’re going through a tough time, it can be helpful to think of helping others as a way to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. It can also help to set specific goals for how you want to help others.

Write in a journal

Journaling is a powerful way to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. This can be especially true if you’re going through a difficult time and feel stressed out. Journaling can be a helpful way to express your emotions and process what you’re going through, which can help you find the strength to keep going. It can also be a helpful way to stay mindful of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations so that you can pause when you need to and let them go when you’re ready. When you’re going through a tough time, it can be helpful to think of journaling as a valuable tool for finding inner peace and happiness in any situation. While you might want to journal every day, it can be helpful to set aside specific times when you know you can give full attention to your journal. This can help you stay focused and make the most of journaling as a self-development tool.

Watch your thoughts and feelings without judgment

When you’re going through a difficult time, it can be easy to get caught up in your negative thoughts. When this happens, it can be hard to feel calm, peaceful and happy. But you can learn how to find inner peace and happiness in any situation by watching your thoughts and feelings without judgment. When you practise mindfulness—being aware of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations—you can find a peaceful state of being that can help you overcome your negative thoughts and feelings. Being mindful can also be a helpful tool when you’re going through a tough time and feel like you don’t have the strength to keep going. When you’re mindful, you can pause and take the time you need to recharge, even if you only have a few minutes to spare. When you’re going through a difficult time, it can be helpful to think of watching your thoughts and feelings without judgment as a valuable tool for finding inner peace and happiness in any situation.

Reflect on what you’re grateful for

When you’re going through a difficult time, it can be helpful to shift your focus from your problems to what you’re grateful for. Focusing on what you’re grateful for can help you recognize that there are many positive aspects of your life that don’t get enough attention when you’re focusing on your problems. When you’re grateful for the people and experiences in your life, you can find inner peace and happiness in any situation. It can also help you pause when you’re stressed out and let go of the negative emotions that are weighing you down. When you’re going through a tough time, it can be helpful to think of reflecting on what you’re grateful for as a valuable tool for finding inner peace and happiness in any situation.

In conclusion, then you’re going through a difficult time, it can be helpful to remember that there are opportunities for you to find inner peace and happiness in any situation. With practice, it can become easier to access your inner peace and happiness during difficult times. These tools can help you achieve a sense of peace, love and contentment in any situation. It doesn’t matter what’s going on in your life; you can always find a way to be at peace with yourself and your surroundings.

John Schlapbach owns Visions Healing

This column was submitted as part of BWB Wednesdays


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