Keeping the HAPPY in Happy New Year

Keeping the HAPPY in Happy New Year

January 02, 20241 min read

Hello, and Happy New Year!

As we step into 2024, let's look at the theme of spreading happiness and keeping the joy alive throughout the coming months, which can be a bit tricky with colder, darker days.

A happy mind is a healthy mind, making mood support an essential part of self-care. This year, let's intentionally prioritize mental health, creating a positive mindset. When we radiate happiness, our world becomes a better place.

A positive mindset contributes to our overall well-being, increased resilience, and a more fulfilling life. Focusing on happiness empowers us to navigate life's challenges with a positive outlook.

An 85-year-long Harvard study on human happiness, revealed a key insight: close relationships and social connections significantly contribute to well-being, especially as we age. Building "Social Fitness", as the research suggests, involves being proactive in seeking, maintaining, and repairing relationships.

Take 10 with Jen Tip: Reflect on Your Relationships
How can you work to improve your relationships? Here are some ideas for how to get started:

  1. Identify people who bring positivity and support to your life.

  2. Express gratitude silently for their presence.

  3. Schedule quality time with loved ones on your calendar.

  4. Practice active listening, being fully present during conversations.

  5. Share your feelings, allowing vulnerability and trust to deepen connections.

  6. Resolve conflicts with an open heart and a desire for resolution.

  7. Choose positivity in your interactions, creating a joyful atmosphere around you.

Restore 2024 Workshop
Explore more ways to build happiness and self-care at our Restore 2024 three-day online workshop from January 16 to 18! It's an exciting opportunity to kick-start a year of connection, self-discovery, and living your best life. Find out more and register here.

Join the conversation in the Take Care Tips community Facebook group. Take care, stay happy, and be well!

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